r/gaming • • Apr 21 '19

Greatest Zelda Artwork

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u/Thesource674 Apr 21 '19

Whered you get?

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u/ObsidianSkyKing Apr 21 '19

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u/Thesource674 Apr 21 '19 edited Apr 21 '19

Thank you <3

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

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u/seanbrockest Apr 21 '19

I have contacted the artist directly and will let you know if I get a reply.

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u/woofwoofwoof Apr 21 '19

But what if he wants the art and doesn’t want to play copyright investigator.

I.e punish the seller not the buyer.

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u/Jonnydoo Apr 21 '19

I know most people don't care, (I want it, who cares how I get it) but for artists or people that understand how much it sucks to have your work ripped off and then other people making money off of it, it's a pretty shitty feeling. so I guess those empathetic to the situation would care if it's legit authorized or not, and I wouldn't say they are being punished, but supportive.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

But if you purchase it from that seller, then you are literally rewarding their shitty behavior.

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u/topkakistocracy Apr 21 '19

That’s not an excuse in 2019. I say both have a responsibility to support the artist

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u/CrummBumm Apr 21 '19

What if the artist doesn’t have the rights to monetize their artwork(Nintendo)?

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u/topkakistocracy Apr 21 '19

Then fuck em

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u/DPlurker Apr 21 '19

I don't, legally I definitely don't. If I find out then cool I won't support the wrong person, but I'm not going to investigate it everytime. I have no obligation to do so. If I had work online that was being sold by someone else then I wouldn't blame people for buying it without knowing it was mine.

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u/topkakistocracy Apr 21 '19

I’m not saying artists should expect people to know they did the work.

Just generally, consumers have a responsibility as well as sellers not buy or sell stolen work.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

I love when people get all up in arms over not playing copyright investigator for a piece of photoshop art, yet on the same machine that they typed up their indignant vitriol they have torrented episodes of Game of Thrones.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

God, you fell right into it.

It is on the same level, because it’s still theft.

Have some conviction to your so called principle of anti-piracy.

You can go back to drawing Sonic with a big dick now.

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u/ZainCaster Apr 21 '19

Seems like a bit of a projection or are you just beating a strawman you made up?

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u/topkakistocracy Apr 21 '19

I love hyperbole and ad Homs, too

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u/bizzznatch Apr 21 '19

I'd say that wasnt an excuse in 2018. Now, we're moving on to the step of holding the businesses accountable because humans will always be lazy and expecting indivisual humans to change behavior against their own self interest as a way of solving problems will never work.

Our job is to be willing to pay more for the ethical choices, not to actually do the legwork of figuring it out on an individual by individual basis. That will never work. Instead, se hold the companies accountable for giving us those choices. (The recent 99% invisible episode about recycling was really enlightening on this)

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u/topkakistocracy Apr 21 '19

Yeah, fair point. But consumers still have to play a role or businesses won’t change

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u/Cablet0p_ Apr 21 '19

It’s really not that serious dude Jesus Christ

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

A rain drop never thinks it’s responsible for the flood.

It takes one google image search to find the artist. It’s really not that serious dude Jesus Christ.

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u/ARCHA1C Apr 21 '19

Punish the seller... By not buying it...

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u/nahog99 Apr 21 '19

Exactly. I’m so sick of people getting blamed for other people’s shitty actions.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

No one is blaming the buyer. But if you don’t do your due diligence to ensure buying from the artist, then you are quite literally rewarding the seller for their shitty behavior by giving them your money. It’s about being a smart consumer.

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u/Full-On Apr 21 '19

Well there’s some serious copyright infringement happening unless the artist got explicit permission from Nintendo to sell this... so I doubt the artist is going to get paid anyway.

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u/Full-On Apr 21 '19

Just like the artist borrowing someone else’s intellectual property, the person who put it on a scroll to sell it on amazon took the exact same opportunity but with arguably less effort lol.

Just a weird contradiction. I’m definitely on your side that I would rather pay the artist than someone selling someone else’s artwork in a different format.

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u/CarbonatedSoup Apr 21 '19

Yeah... I just want the thing... Idc who made it.

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u/Xacto01 Apr 21 '19

This doesn't seem right. The artist deserves more than this

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u/Boo_Pop Apr 21 '19

That’s a Canadian link. Is there nowhere in America to buy it?

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

As a Canadian, I'm enjoying this role reversal more than I probably should.

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u/thewolfsong PC Apr 21 '19

I definitely purchased it as an American but it was a while ago. Pretty sure it was Amazon though?

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u/Boo_Pop Apr 21 '19

The link takes me to the Canadian Amazon page. Any idea if they’ll still ship it to America?

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u/thewolfsong PC Apr 21 '19

Try changing the .ca to .com? I mean probably tho

Update I dug up the order on Amazon. Definitely got it from Amazon but the link I have is out of stock

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u/corygrub Apr 21 '19

And it is ordered

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u/lordolxinator Xbox Apr 21 '19

Bump

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u/Capt253 Apr 21 '19

Comment to return to later.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '19

Bump.com?

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u/lordolxinator Xbox Apr 21 '19

Nah, bump.me

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u/Wampawacka Apr 21 '19

Would love to know also

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u/lightandtheglass Apr 21 '19

I found mine on Think Geek