“after continuously being born in a merciless world in literally the worst kind of lives, these four had decided to rid of their “good guy role” and succumb to the evilness the world had offered them since day one.”
short summary:
Taking place in the Philippines, the story revolves around these four who are reborn numerous times into literally the shittiest kinds of lives (i.e life in the streets, life inside prison, life in horrible countries and time periods, etc.) and had always then tried to be a good person in that life.
Now, in the modern era, these four have yet again been born in the shittiest kinds of lives, but this time, they’re getting rid of the “good guy image”. If the world literally throws crap at them, they’re throwing crap back at it. They’re going to be the bad guys for once.
In loving memory of Kim Jonghyun - (08/04/1990 - 17/12/2017). Thank you for your smiles and service to us all. Together - we stand in this dark hour, we stand in the light that you left for us and we stand in your name, your memory & your legacy.
Jonghyun was one of the most thoughtful artists I’ve ever followed. His support for the lgbt community and his advocacy for mental health has been a beacon of hope in an industry that denies both. I can’t even put in words how much he will be missed and how much this hurts.
So this is why reposting art without credit is a shitty thing to do.
This Jonny Gordo fellow posted my Stranger Things fan art to his blog and it was picked up by the Tumblr Radar - last time I checked the post had over 75,000 notes. I’ve reported it, it’ll get removed, that’s cool. But since it’s been up it’s been shared and reposted by several Instagram accounts, a few of which have *millions* of followers. I’m a freelance illustrator, it’s how I make a living, and social media is a big part of how I find clients and work. Having my art pop up in the feeds of 4-5 million people could have been extremely beneficial to my career (some companies and creators I admire follow these accounts), if the artwork was actually credited to me, and not to Jonny Gordo, the reposter.
I’m fortunate enough to be at a place where this isn’t devastating to me, it’s just a bummer (knock on wood). But to a younger and/or struggling artist, this kind of thing has the potential to make or break them. It could be a huge missed opportunity and may result in them not getting the work they need to continue with their career. When I checked out this guy’s tumblr, I saw a bunch of reposted art without credit, so who knows how often this kind of thing is happening.
Reblog, don’t repost. If you do need to repost, make sure you credit the artist, google image search takes two seconds. Don’t take credit for other people’s work.