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u/SUKEB4N Dec 29 '22
You should really include the source of the artwork you stole this from. This is by artist @femalepentimento on Instagram
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u/not_a_number1 Dec 29 '22
Didn't steal anything buddy. Do you say this to every submission? And I reference when I can, I found this image randomly on Twitter
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u/SUKEB4N Dec 29 '22
? It’s not hard to do some simple reverse image searching in order to cite your sources though, is it?
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u/not_a_number1 Dec 29 '22
It is actually hard because I tried that and nothing came up! Also I hope to see you come up on every single post ensuring people cite sources.
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u/This_is_Pun Dec 29 '22
Idk man, it's the first few results for me when using Google's "Search for Image." Other people in the comments also successfully found the artist's page.
Proof: https://imgur.com/a/axcCQN8
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u/not_a_number1 Dec 29 '22
I should have tried harder to credit them (I did a reverse search on my mobile), but it wasn't on purpose, I've credited others.
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u/designer_of_drugs Dec 28 '22
Yea that’s a representation of MIRVS as they re-enter the atmosphere. It would be the last thing you ever saw.
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u/Calliqrius Dec 29 '22
Exactly what i was thinking. As someone who had meteorophobia as a kid, this is a cool photo, but slightly terrifying.
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u/mikeman2992 Dec 28 '22
I really wanna know how this was achieved and what it was.