I was not able to reply in the morning because I was out of resource credits. My resources were not revived till then. I took an idea from another sketch, but I used my own time and materials to complete this drawing. This is not a print out of that sketch which i have posted here. I made it myself just like many people sing the same songs of a singer but in their own voice. That is also not considered as plagism. So, how can this be considered as a plagism? Plus I am new on hive so I had no idea of giving the source credit as I have made it on my own, using my time, my resources and my energy. I do aplogise as I had no intention to defraud anyone. It's just that I literally had no idea of mentioning the source credit in a drawing which I made on my own. So, I thought it would not be considered as plagism. And, if this is about giving source credit (of which I had no idea), I'll edit my post and mention the source link as soon as my hive resource credits get revived.
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Thank you for replying. Please update the post when you can to give credit to the original artist. People on Hive do take plagiarism and content copying very seriously.
Yes, I have duly updated the post with the source credit link. What I did was not with any intention of plagism. I hope you understand. And I hope that this issue will not create any problem for me in future again so that I can continue posting on hive with my other posts.
Okay. I hope you understand that when rewards are involved you have to be very clear about whether it is an original work. I contacted the artist and she was not happy about her work being copied like this. I think it's a little different with music as it is generally obvious if it is a cover.
Just bear this in mind. It would be better to do something original anyway. I do post my own music too.
Hive can seem strange at first. Please do not be put off.