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<h2>Draw and paint with your feet, without mentioning the sources.</h2>
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<b>Again some simple rules.</b>
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- <b>An initial note to underline the importance of pursuing quality content on Hive.</b>
1- study or inspiration of artwork from...(source)
2- copy of artwork, photos...(source)
3- original art.
<i>How nice to paint with your feet! I am satisfied because for a long time a divine mind has given me the opportunity to finally see the great art on Hive. The substance is that we can all can draw or paint, we have our creative qualities that support us so we can publish any work of art.</i>
<b>Why limit our creativity with rules?</b>
Yet every community has its own rules! Unfortunately someone pretends to forget that the rules are there.
Just take a nice foot, decorate it with an excellent marten brush and start making some excellent sketches. Be careful not to splash too much because the work of art could reveal itself with a double meaning.
Yes, exactly!
Splashing is very dangerous if you can't adjust the jet, you could run into visualization problems, risking to dirty your work of art. So be careful to know how to adjust. Then your foot can help you, which has an effective adjustment and allows you to be in line with the characteristics of the work of art that you have clearly taken from your mind.
[](https://publicdomainvectors.org/en/free-clipart/Vector-graphics-of-splash-stain-pictogram/23292.html)
Yes, because the feet are a very expressive medium, and with the feet we can do anything, have sex, walk, play football, scratch and above all make a work of art. I see many works of art made with feet that have great rewards, often even the most banal or childish ones, have the defect of being painted with dirty feet by the lack of respect for the rules.
Unfortunately, I am often called upon to give evaluations and judgments on the originality of an artistic work and this sincerely puts me in a lot of crisis.
Because there are not many great artists on Hive, an artist who earns well with his art does not go to post his works on social media. In the case of legitimizing a work of art one must try to be impartial and aware of the fact that few really create original content in art.
<b>When someone is reported replies that he has not copied the image, but then why did not you mention your fucking source?</b>
The only clear point, in my opinion, is what you need to communicate to ALL your CURATORS if you have made a study, an interpretation from another painting or a photo, or it was simply just a source of inspiration.
<b>SOURCE?</b>
If we start from this point then the curators can vote according to their liking, knowing what they are voting, that is, what type of content. The first and essential principle is that to use <b>only photos free of copyrights as sources.</b>
So, knowing that many artists are not Van Gogh or Michelangelo, but they want to get involved, and to have a good continuity of publication of art content, just regularize them with an initial sentence.
<h2>It is:</h2>
- 1 copy (mention the source)
- 2 artist studio (mention the source)
- 3 inspiration (mention the source)
- 4 original work of art.
It's all very simple, because in this way we give all artists the opportunity to express themselves as they see fit, even with their feet.
<h2>Respecting elementary rules.</h2>
With our feet we can compose, invent, tease and even copy. But be careful when we copy with our feet because if we take a photograph and do not mention the source the original the work with the feet takes on a crazy stench. A beautiful painting made with the feet if it is a copy and you don't mention the source could smell like rotten egg, rotten cheese, shit!
[](https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cow_shit.jpg)
It would be a shame because you want to pass a simple or study of a subject or a copy from a beautiful photograph as an original work of yours. In this case your work done with the feet becomes a simple swipe from another source.
<h2>You risk ending up on the blacklist and marked in red.</h2>
I understand that not everyone can be a Leonardo Da Vinci or Picasso, but when you use your feet to make your own design and you have no imagination in your feet, use your brain!
It's called intellectual honesty and professional ethics, don't always use your feet, think and above all mention the source of your study or copy, or your inspiration! This is also a way to safeguard all the other artists, and especially the photographers, you have to recognize their work, their art. The rules are there, even for those who draw with their feet simple puppets, dolls, anime, cartoons and more, swept somewhere, manga, and other comics that run on the platform.
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Always quote the source, and I also propose to make an <b>opening words</b> if it comes to
<h2>1- study or inspiration of artwork from...(source)
2- copy of artwork, photos...(source)
3- original art.</h2>
When your creativity gets too high and you feel like copying without mentioning the source, then try to turn off the boilers with a nice hot bath, put your feet in the soak, let them rest, so your brain also rests.
Let's go back to work with our feet.
So we understood that we can make an excellent work of art with your feet, but if we use an existing subject, for example a photograph, and you paint with your foot that beautiful subject you have chosen, I repeat a beautiful photograph or the painting of another artist, it is not an original content, and you also lack ethics and respect for those who vote for your post.
Best regards.
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