Uncredited Artwork or How You Are Making Talent Anonymous.

It’s as natural as hitting the reblog icon here on Tumblr. People here assume that the cool picture they are putting up in their blog just magically appeared on the internet. It didn’t folks. Somebody just spent hours making that awesome illustration so you can make your blog look cool. So it’s incredibly disrespectful when you people reblog or upload somebody’s artwork just for kicks and forget about the person who did most of the heavy work in the first place.

I’ve had my fair share of cunts who wipe clean every picture I post of text. Read me now and read me well: you are being a cunt for doing this, you are being disrespectful. Not to me, I just upload content, but to the artist who worked hard and deserves a recognition. Not only for having the talent, but for making use of the proper tools to share his vision of a character you love with the world, you are making them anonymous and they don’t deserve that.

Please don’t be a part of the massive array of cunts making artists anonymous, I credit every piece of art I upload for a reason and clicking on the name of the artist in every post I make will ensure that they keep doing their best to grace your eyes. You will know who they are and more importantly you’ll see even more work by their hand!

If you reach this far reading this, thanks for your time!

Danilo.-

Administrator of Comics Forever and Saint Seiya History.

Slave Leia // artwork by Franchesco (2011)

Slave Leia // artwork by Franchesco (2011)

Alternate Visions // artwork by Matthew Royale (2013)

In a recent round of submissions Matthew Royale stood out as one of the best artist my eyes caught, the man is not portraying classic renditions of beloved characters he’s sharing with the world his renditions of these icons, here we have a little sample of classic characters from Marvel and DC Comics (clockwise): Dr. Strange, Echo, Wonder Woman and Robin. Each one with an unique look that make them stand out and also let you know who are you looking at. I didn’t take time to ask Matthew about his influences but I bet he must like some of the work of Phil Noto. You may click on the name of the artist to appreciate some more of his excellent work! 

She-Hulk Page // artwork by Renaldo Robinson (2013)

She-Hulk Page // artwork by Renaldo Robinson (2013)

Spawn // artwork by Brian Joseph P. Valeza (2011)

Spawn // artwork by Brian Joseph P. Valeza (2011)

Jean Grey: The Phoenix // artwork by Jose Johan Jaro (2013)
Rogue // artwork by Tony Silas Aguilar (2013)

Rogue // artwork by Tony Silas Aguilar (2013)

Superman Unchained! // artwork by Jim Lee, Scott Williams and Alex Sinclair (2013)

Superman Unchained! // artwork by Jim LeeScott Williams and Alex Sinclair (2013)

The Marvel Universe // artwork by Adi Granov (2013)

Colossus // artwork by David Murdoch (2013)

Colossus // artwork by David Murdoch (2013)