Photo shared by a friend.
Turns out the most fun part about printing these cuties is getting to hold them up and take photos with the actual masterpieces🥺❤️
After the plagiarism incident, I made up my mind that I would become a CGC certified artist, and I finally made it happen.
A huge thank you to @keyunart for all the help along the way! 🫶
Once they’re back, I’ll showcase them all here and they’ll be up for adoption too! 😆✨
Here’s what happened.
Around the end of June, I discovered that #CGC had graded a card featuring artwork that plagiarized my creation. I reported it to CGC on July 1, but aside from a customer support reply, I have received no response from the relevant department.
This post is simply for documentation and to let others know that this “artist” is not a first-time plagiarist. If you’d rather avoid buying problematic artwork, I recommend staying away from cards illustrated by this person.
CGC even published multiple feature articles promoting this plagiarizing “artist.” Given the continued silence from the relevant department, I can only assume that the company is choosing to support plagiarism.
