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    Are Illustration Styles Licensed?

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      Tahu Premium Member
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      I used to be a big fan of Im Dil Yung. A large part because his illustrations were the most stunning I’ve ever seen. I now consider him my mortal enemy since he comes up with all these great plots and never finishes them. It is decently to harass the readers. But I don’t see many manga using his style despite how breathtaking it is, why?

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      • jpwongJ
        jpwong Premium Member
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        I'm pretty sure you cannot license an art style, but as to why others may not be imitating it, it's possible it simply takes too much work to do?

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        • TheGrimLichT
          TheGrimLich Member
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          Yeah, it's probably similar as to why there aren't a lot of anime that mimic Yoshitaka Amano's intricate, detailed style: you're on a tight schedule and you need to produce, so you're going to go with a style you can do quickly.

          My grasp on sanity remains absolute.

          Oh, right, the poison, the poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco, Kuzco's poison. ...That poison?

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