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illuminousthoughts:

tavington:

EVEN MORE STOLEN IMAGES, PLEASE RE-BLOG

Please look at these images. This “stall” belongs to a Dealer who exhibited at London Expo this weekend.

Images look familiar? They should. They’re all STOLEN.

This guy claims to be the “genius” behind these works of art. Truth is, the majority, if not ALL of them, have been swiped from deviantART, printed on canvas and sold WITHOUT PERMISSION.

This guy is a fraud, a plagiarist, a thief and liar. Why is he even allowed to exhibit at London Expo.

We all need to gather proof that this guy isn’t all he claims to be. If you recognise ANY of these images. PLEASE SHARE OR COMMENT BELOW. A lot of these works are by American artists. We need to inform them and put a stop to this.

Please, please share and let a team of us put this right. We need to gather a lot of solid evidence to get this guy thrown out.

He didn’t have any business cards (no surprises there) but he’s exhibited and sold at London Expo many, many times.

I intend to write a deviantART journal about this and spread the word myself. It would help greatly if you could share your photos here too and we can pool all our evidence in one place and compare photos.

BY THE WAY, THE GUY IN THE FOURTH PHOTO IS THE MAIN STALL-HOLDER, I BELIEVE, HE WAS PUTTING ALL THE CANVASES OUT ON DISPLAY.

Thank you all for reading.

ANYONE WHO ATTENDED MCM, PLEASE REBLOG THIS! THIS IS BEYOND MERE ART THEFT!

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You people are so petty… and tiny.

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korraaa:

korravangelist:

THAT’S OUR KREW

aka OT4

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ahlistenalison:

And now Team Avatar is complete.

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element-of-change:

More glorious art from these comics. I love the variegation of style! They clearly gave so many different artists the reins with these!

SO MUCH LOVE FOR THE FIRST ONE!

Oh yeah, and Toph vs. Bumi!?!?

Literally the greatest.

Also the No Benders Allowed one is interesting? I wonder if it holds any portent for the current series with Korra? It’s probably just silly…

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chaoticclutteredmind:

Deep in the rainforests of the Indian state of Meghalaya, bridges are not built, they’re grown. For more than 500 years locals have guided roots and vines from the native Ficus Elastica (rubber tree) across rivers, using hollowed out trees to create root guidance systems. When the roots and vines reach the opposite bank they are allowed to take root. Some of the bridges are over 100 feet long and can support the weight of 50 people.

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