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That's common enough that there's a name for it [0]. "Stealing the style" is not so much a problem as commoditization, which may find some measure of defense in
by voiceblue 2y ago
That's common enough that there's a name for it [0]. "Stealing the style" is not so much a problem as commoditization, which may find some measure of defense in terms of trademark (not copyright). In this case, for example, the model is named hollieMengert_v1, and we are referring to the style as "Hollie Mengert's art style".
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_room_design
- spywaregorilla 2y agoThere is absolutely not defense unless "hollie mengert's style" is trademarked; and even then the protection extends only to that name, not the artistic style itself. Clean room design has nothing to do with this. It is perfectly acceptable to overtly copy a style.