I don’t understand, why? The picture and the pose is simple why …

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Comment on Total Eclipse’s Sexiness Eclipsed by Boob Tracing by Anonymous:

I don’t understand, why? The picture and the pose is simple why trace it? It’ll save just 1 or maximum 5 hours of work of the artist. Why are they doing it for the official poster?

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Total Eclipse’s Sexiness Eclipsed by Boob Tracing:
  

  “if you do that in movies with motion sequences it’s called a homage” In a movie, you wouldn’t be simply copying and pasting the source material, then tweaking it a little. Homages can be done with drawn art as well, but that’s entirely different from just tracing an image.

• Total Eclipse’s Sexiness Eclipsed by Boob Tracing:
  

  “Good artists copy. Great artists steal.”

• Total Eclipse’s Sexiness Eclipsed by Boob Tracing:
  

  It’s not a visual novel adaptation, it’s a light novel adaptation. The light novels being spinoffs of the visual novel.

• Total Eclipse’s Sexiness Eclipsed by Boob Tracing:
  

  It’s an artist belonging to the company that made the game that the anime is an adaptation of a spinoff of. He’s not involved with the anime itself. I don’t see why this is grounds to call the show a clone.

• Total Eclipse’s Sexiness Eclipsed by Boob Tracing:
  

  Article is about copying so it’s ok.

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