Illegal Art Puns

what a funny thing it is to be anything at all

Think of manga like History’s Mightiest Disciple Kenichi(okay from what I can understand, at some point they don’t bother much with actual technique), Karate Shokushou Minoru, Shamo, Tough, Garouden, Holyland, Baki, All-Rounder Meguru and Kengan

Actual martial arts or close enough, none of that throwing more energy around and actually flying

https://preview.redd.it/8a31qygaqb281.jpg?width=380&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=61986420679cac090a2e961fc5ebe7ca41363401

I recently started an instagram where I post my art. I do a lot of mashup style art (combining 2 or more famous cartoon characters into one). A few people have recently started following me who do the same thing. I’ve noticed that some of these people have stores set up where they sell the mashups they have done. Either as prints or stickers. I was always under the impression that this was illegal. Am I wrong? Can I legally start selling my own mashup prints?

Who would've thought??

https://boingboing.net/2021/11/21/the-institute-of-illegal-images-is-a-wonderland-full-of-lsd-blotter-art.html

We're assuming that the image is deleted directly afterwards and is completely untraceable off of that PC so the pixel art would be the only possession of it.

I know it's illegal to do this to Canadian coins, is it illegal to do it to other currencies? I'd like to start etching designs into coins but I don't want to do that if it's illegal. If it's not legal, what kind of coins could I do that to and where would I find them?

Basically a whole section of anime/hentai culture. It’s absolutely repulsive and if we do not accept the sexualization of real minors, then the depiction of said sexualization in other mediums should be illegal.

I don’t particularly care if “she’s a 3000 fairy god in a 12 year old body”. You’re a pedophile, and should be put on a Sex offender registry.

All I remember is that a young boy was taken away to be tossed in a lake of boiling oil for drawing in the dirt, but when he was throw in it teleported him to an academy type place which tricked the government into thinking the artistic people were dying when in reality they were being trained to use art as magic. Eventually the boy wants to see his brother who is still living in the art-free world and tell him how awesome magic is. But when he gets to his brother, the brother rejects him and reports it and a war eventually breaks out between magic and non-magic. I believe it’s part of a trilogy.