(PS: I have been delighted to see some other devs get into the spirit)
(PS: I have been delighted to see some other devs get into the spirit)
Always recreate it. Explain to your boss you can get sued if they fight back and in my experience, 98% of the time they will just cave in and say something like make it happen as fast as possible. So I have personally always opted to recreate it. You will 1) have a clear conscious and 2) get really good at whatever your chosen app may be.
FYI I am 41 and have been doing digital design for over 18 years now. I have recreated a whole, whole lot in my time, especially earlier on.
I reckon I could completely recreate the Firewatch art in less than 30 minutes, and it would look very damn close. And that is no knock against the original artist, just once the art is there for reference, it is super easy to redo. I would open up Illustrator, make a few trees (and you have the hard part done as you clone the hell out of them), bust out my Wacom tablet and do the mountain ranges, and create 8 layers which includes the background, and you are pretty much done. Hell, you can even eyedrop the colors if you really wanted to.
So yeah, I would go as far as saying if a designer did create this, they have under 1 year of experience on the job. It would basically be design 101 to recreate this image.
I saw your other posts as well.
You don't actually know what plagiarism is.
Holy shit lmfao
It is conceivable that such a thing can happen by accident but it's absurd to pretend that the hitman shot, for ex., is an original idea, made by someone who had never seen Skyfall. Let's be honest here.
Stuff like this is super common in games. The image is of course reconstructed and content is different but conceptually, it's a 1:1 copy. It's reprehensible.
Imagine you are are teaching a graphic design class and you have two students submit the logos I posted - would you shrug it off as 'not plagiarism'? Come on now...
more "inspired by' stuff:
Imagine you are are teaching a graphic design class and you have two students submit the logos I posted - would you shrug it off as 'not plagiarism'? Come on now...
more "inspired by' stuff:
Stuff like this is super common in games. The image is of course reconstructed and content is different but conceptually, it's a 1:1 copy. It's reprehensible.
First image set has a different color for the inner part of the jacket, and the jacket in one has a black part while no black part is visible in the other.
Second image set is an -extremely- common perspective and scene. Probably seen in media many thousands of times. It's a common sense approach to that kind of scene because it looks nice and lets viewers/players take everything in. As for claims of plagiarism, one scene is tinted blue and the other green. The light fixtures are different (both use fluorescent lighting because it would be strange if neither did). No clock in one image, table is turned a different way.
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LOL ...I give up