On my end, as a producer... all people have to do is ask or make a fair offer. If you leave a few coins laying around, that doesn't mean others can just help themselves because they were freely available. Just ask. Most of us artists prefer we work together, not against each other.
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
Totally agreed. It's an oversight on my part to use images even though I couldn't properly credit them. There also just needs to be an easy way to do this, and I hope the compromise is fair deal enough, especially after the damage is done. Look it out, it's the awesome "book head" mini sculpture here https://steemit.com/life/@kevinwong/building-a-better-tomorrow
Now I would like to take the chance to credit the owner after it has been made known:-
http://matus76.deviantart.com/art/Self-Taught-411149744 http://matiassierra.net
One of the greatest things to any online artist these days would have to be this blockchain. It does a fine job of protecting my work in ways most don't realize yet. I'm sure, if you really think about it, and since you understand how this all works, you can see the benefits.
You did the right thing. Owning up to an honest mistake is respectable. There was a time when someone here used something of mine and included an insult along with the stab in the back. That was not a good day for them. Very disrespectful. Trust is important when it comes to things like this. Trust is why it's okay to leave a few coins laying around the house. People should never have to worry.