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24 February: Just as a heads up, we've updated our uploading guidelines to include a new entry. This was added to address a string of bad faith content that was exploiting our very permissive content standards.
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lookyloo
MemberThis series is always just a panel or two away from D'awwwww
elad
Memberit is cute, but the damn watermark seriously ruins it every time. :\
terminal mango
MemberSeriously. Makes you wonder why an artist would bother to put out stuff like this, only to desecrate it with a large, ugly watermark. It's like a big, indiscriminate "fuck you" in the face of the viewer.
Leo Kinoske
MemberWho the fuck steals art anymore?
user 7121
MemberLosers. Also, people who make huge obstructive watermarks to prove ownership are also losers.
Kitsu~
BlockedWhat a great picture! Too bad the fox+fish watermark ruins it :(
ILoveCawk
BlockedI never ever notice the watermarks until you guys point them out.
Dio Brando
MemberYou didn't notice the three lines of bold text that was very slightly faded out?
You need glasses.
Acolyte
BlockedYou're not likely to see huge tubecock herms screwing 20-tailed foxes on t-shirts and mugs, but this sort of warm fuzzy art is exactly the kind of thing that gets ripped off and printed on everything. So in her defense, putting her copyright on her artwork is quite understandable.
micro-fur
MemberNo, it just means that most NORMAL people don't focus on the text. Just like your brain fills in the 'missing' bits in the blind spot of your eye, your brain can ignore superfluous garbage (like the low opacity watermark) when taking in an image you are looking at. If you weren't so busy actively looking for the watermark you might actually
enjoy the image.
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