Post #2273916
2026-05-08 16:45 UTC
@lich_silvae@masto.fediverse.games I'm surprised that more of them don't do it like '80s D&D artists, where they work the signature into the artwork in a subtle way
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@lich_silvae@masto.fediverse.games 2026-05-08 16:51
@Canageek@wandering.shop Yes! One of my favorite artists incorporates a double rhombus with her signature in the middle into her artwork. Even if the signature is gone, the symbol is enough to start to identify who it is.
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@LexYeen@plush.city 2026-05-08 16:51
@Canageek@wandering.shop @lich_silvae@masto.fediverse.games Furry artists have been doing that for years now. :blobyeengrin:
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@saphire@dragon.style 2026-05-08 21:47
@Canageek@wandering.shop @lich_silvae@masto.fediverse.games most of the more experienced furry artists do it that way, just a little bit of text/signature drawn in the background, or on some small detail Usually near the character, but not obtrusively Wish people valued their own work more, sigh