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My friend asked me to help hand out these Faker blind bags during the first half of the Swiss Stage and at the Finals;
Each bag is a complete surprise, with 9 regular designs and 1 secret design🐈⬛
* You can get it for free, but you'll need proof of being a Faker fan (jersey/merchandise purchases screenshot…)* #faker
I will distribute these three types of postcards at the Swiss round (Allen) and the final match (New York ), for free
Some of my friends also asked me to distribute their fan-made products, so there will be a lot of goods…
If you want to get it, you need some sort of “fan proof”; a Faker jersey or jacket is enough; a T1 pop subscription for Faker is also enough… or you can show me some mechanics you bought
The problem with posting artworks on X is that new users usually get no views; even if you tag your artworks, people still can’t see them. You need an established user with many followers to repost your work, and then you'll slowly start getting views. That process can be really time-consuming. If you are not a painter, then it is not worth it. That is why some of my friends who want to post their artwork or commission work ask me to use my account and post it on X.
Sometimes you will see double posts of one artwork; this is absolutely normal because the artist has the right to post it, and the customer, the person who paid and requested the commission, also has the right to post it. Often, when an artist posts it, a clear watermark says “commission,” but some artists avoid that for aesthetic reasons. Either case is normal.
btw, unless otherwise specified, artists generally cannot use commissioned artwork to create fan-made products, and customers usually must pay extra for a large print run (20 copies or more; some artists set different number limits) and a commercial license.
Hope this can erase some confusion.
