Hello friends!
Here will be more Photoshop and less photography, because I am a graphic designer and corporate identity is my thing.
In the beginning I came up with a logo, where the letter "i" is a dot. Then I decided that it was a human head.
Logo Hidden
Finally I wanted to draw a New Year's poster!
Happy New Year!
Kindly read our community guidelines, specially the #1 in this particular case.
We do not curate single image publications.
To get a better idea of the type of content we curate and support in the community you can have a look at our curated content tab 🙂Hello @konti.
EDIT: This is also not your image. This is plagiarism.
Thank you, I understand. The girl from shutterstock ** with the license to use** , I separated her from the background and processed her. In the future I will only publish 100% of my content
In the previous post. Monomad Photographic Contest: Eyes and emotions - These are my photos !!!! And you put - 100% .... That's not fair.
What's not fair is to try to trick us with content that doesn't belong to you. Our rules are very clear.
The pictures are mine! I mean the previous post! For the contest
Right now it doesn't matter if it is yours or not.
It's an active post from a plagiarist in our community, so it gets downvoted. Normal procedure. If there was more, more would have been downvoted. You should have thought about it before trying to monetize stolen content here.
Now I Understand. the conflict is settled. thanks
1 stock photo (the license to use) 2 my workpiece 3 result
Pasting an image with a watermark on it doesn't make it look like you bought a license. But let's say you did.
You still used it without giving any credit and published it using the photography tag on a community that clearly states that only supports original content. You were clearly trying to make people think it was your image.
It's pointless to drag this discussion much further. Learn your lesson and move on. Deceiving behaviors are not welcome in Hive and tend to end bad for those who chose to engage in it.
Potential source of photography plagiarism
The image you posted is the primary source of value for your post or you have posted an image in one of the photography/art curated tags without attribution or source. By doing so you are claiming to be the sole content creator and that the image is original to yourself.
Plagiarism is the copying & pasting of others' work without giving credit to the original author or artist. This includes manually reproducing the work of others.
Guide: Why and How People Abuse and Plagiarise
Repeated plagiarism is considered fraud. Fraud is discouraged by the community and may result in the account being Blacklisted.
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