Reader’s Question:
I’m a 16-year-old guy who wants to become an illustrator, and I draw anime-style illustrations. However, I don’t watch anime or play games anymore, which feels really concerning. A few years ago, I was into anime and had some favorite games, but due to various real-life issues, I lost
Question from a reader:
I have recently become interested in creating illustrations using generative AI, but I have a few questions. Am I allowed to use the generated illustrations to create acrylic goods or badges? Here are the specific points I am concerned about. What happens to copyright if the output resembles the style of a specific illustrator? Is it acceptable
Question from a reader:
Could this illustration potentially infringe on copyright? I intended to draw just a student with messy hair and glasses.
In response to a reader’s question, I would like to discuss copyright. Specifically, let’s consider your illustration of a “student with messy hair and glasses” from a copyright perspective. Copyright is a
Question from a reader:
I requested an illustration, but I’m in trouble because I haven’t received any response at all. At the beginning of May, I sent an email to an illustrator to make a request. Initially, we exchanged messages several times regarding the desired delivery date in May and the price estimate, and I made a payment in late May
Reader’s Question:
Can you please tell me an easy way to create AI illustrations of anime characters?
Ah, the world of anime! It’s a realm where creativity knows no bounds, and our beloved characters leap off the pages and screens, inviting us
