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You could at least credit the artists who made this pic;
Clayton Crain (pencils), Scott Hanna (inker) and Dan Kemp (colors)
By not giving credit people think it's your work, that's called plagiarism.
I didn't give credits since it's a free stock that anyone can use.
I would have given credits for the stock if I had to ask the artist for his permission to use the piece.
Here's an image showing the original stock and then my added tweaks, so you clearly can see it's not a cropped stock.
SEE THIS: [link] 5 seconds interval GIF image.
It's not a free stock image, it wasn't made primarily to be used by other artists (that's what stocks are), it's a comic book cover and more importantly someone else's work of art. While it would be silly to write to Marvel to ask permission to use a promotional image to make a sig pic, derivative artwork should be credited, unless it's blatantly obvious you're not the author of the artwork's base (like Duchamp's L.H.O.O.Q.).
What you did and the original look quite alike, which would be okay, nothing wrong with sig pic making, but you should have credited the authors or the source or at least said 'I made this using a Spider-man picture'.
BTW the definition of plagiarism which is "The wrongful appropriation, close imitation, or purloining and publication, of another author's language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions, and the representation of them as one's own original work."
I usually only link to the resources and give credits if the creator of those images wants me to or have written that it shall be done in their description.
But only one word describes it the best. AWESOME.
The depth is awesome, No further complains
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