I MADE THESE ORIGINAL CHARACTERS PUBLIC DOMAIN. :)
I made all of these original characters free to use and public domain for multiple reasons:
1: I want to build a community where people can share and use each other's ideas without being held back by copyright.
2: If (or when) I do something horrible, then you can continue to do use these characters without crediting me.
3: You can do ANYTHING with these characters in any form of media, you can even: make merchandise of these characters, have them cross over into other franchises and fandoms, make [REDACTED] and even make your own versions of these characters and make them public domain so you could share your own versions for others to use (you don't have to, but you could).
4: I'm doing this to spite the concept of copyright
5(unrelated): I want a story where Darkness can be seen as beautiful, cute, friendly looking and morally good and where Light can be seen as scary, ugly, mean looking and evil, a change of pace if you will.
I'd really appreciate it if you shared this post
(or at least share these characters and tell everyone that they're free to use and public domain, thank you). :)
I won't be taking responsibility for what any of you do with these characters.
#blackheartthedarkness #publicdomain #oc #art #cringe /United States
In the digital age, the concept of public domain is becoming increasingly popular, particularly for artists and creators. By allowing original characters to be public domain, creators can foster a vibrant community where ideas flow freely, unhindered by copyright laws. Public domain means you have the liberty to bring these characters to life in whatever way you imagine. Whether you want to create fan-art, merchandise, or incorporate them into your own stories, the only limit is your creativity. However, it's essential to understand the implications of public domain - while you can use these characters freely, the original creator relinquishes ownership, paving the way for others to reinterpret and redefine their creations. Additionally, creating a story where darkness is perceived as beautiful adds depth to character development, challenging stereotypes in literature and art. Artists are encouraged to explore complex themes around the nature of good and evil, where traditional binaries are flipped. By sharing and utilizing characters from the public domain, the community not only celebrates creativity but also encourages collaboration and inspiration among creators. This openness not only strengthens community ties but also can pave the way for innovative projects that may emerge from these characters. As more creators join this movement, the public domain can become a rich tapestry of ideas, with each artist contributing their unique interpretation and style. So, embrace the freedom of public domain characters, share your work, and inspire others to explore their creative possibilities!
