This is of course allowed. Surrealism is open source!
I'm happy I inspired you to create your own vision of her world. And in such a prominent way too!
Thank you 💜
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Well this 100% illegal art makes me happy so good job
Well this 100% illegal art makes me happy so good job
I never said the art was a crime, just not authorized nor given approval prior to posting from the author of TechnoMage.
Detail, screen
Detail, Sun
Image comments from kbin don't make it through to lemmy correctly, so I copied your detail images below to help lemmy users see them:
Thank you. The fact image replies from Kbin do not federate to other servers I find extremely frustrating.
IIRC it’s a lemmy problem and it shows up fine on mastodon
IIRC it’s a lemmy problem and it shows up fine on mastodon
I have had the same issue on Beehaw. That a Lemmy fork?
Doesn't even show that there is an image not showing nor (when I write it out) at least offer the alt-text.
When lemmy.world users for example post an image as reply the image doesn't automatically load like when people do such on Kbin, but there's at least a visible link I can click and indeed expand the image. I used to assume it would be the same for them on there end when I replied with images but it isn't, which really sucks—especially when the image conveys that I mean the opposite of any text in the post (e.g. "That's a great idea." [image showing it's a terrible idea])
Thank you, I was confused prior by those comments. Now they make sense.