The show Alastor came from is a show that I’m not very fond of due to the content that it has but if you like the show, that’s you! I don’t care if you like any of these shows/ games but please refrain from comparing my dragons to these things! It really degrades my work and just makes everything seem so unoriginal when it’s not! But you’re gonna see things that are similar and you gotta deal with it rather than commenting these things not knowing if it will hurt the creator. I am sorry to the people who didn’t know and I was just straight up mean to because they commented those kinds of things but you gotta realize how other people have probably said the same thing. I get 5-10 comments a day saying the same thing all the time.. it gets on my nerves and it’s so annoying to the point I just genuinely don’t enjoy the game anymore.. but yeah unfollow me for my opinions I guess cuz we all have to be the same person.. so fun. 🏷️Tags🏷️ #dragonpuppets #dragons #dragonpuppet #bezkill #art
As an artist myself, I completely relate to the frustration that comes with having your work compared to others, especially when those comparisons feel unfair or dismissive. Creating original dragon designs involves a lot of imagination, effort, and personal touch that can easily be overshadowed when viewers hastily label the work as 'unoriginal' because of superficial similarities. It’s important to remember that art inspiration can be drawn from many sources, but each creator’s interpretation and execution make their pieces unique. When people repeatedly comment that an artwork looks like something from a popular show or game, it can feel like they are reducing the creator’s originality to mere imitation, which is hurtful and exhausting. From my own experience with UGC (user-generated content) platforms, I’ve found that constructive feedback is much more rewarding than repeated comparisons. Instead of saying “this looks like X,” it helps to appreciate what the artist has achieved and maybe even ask about their creative process. This kind of engagement fosters positivity and encourages creators to keep making unique content. Additionally, for those who enjoy shows like Alastor or similar games, it’s okay to like their aesthetics and stories—but it’s equally important to respect when creators don’t want their work to be directly compared. Each artistic piece stands on its own, regardless of genre similarities. In conclusion, if you’re an art enthusiast or a follower of dragon puppets and related creations, try to focus on what makes each artwork special rather than pointing out surface-level resemblances. Respect for originality leads to a healthier, more inspiring creative community where artists feel valued and motivated to share their creativity with the world. #dragonpuppets #dragons #dragonpuppet #art #artistperspective #creativityrespect
