A Grell Black Butler Fan Artist's Guide to Art Usage and Etiquette

As a fan of the beloved manga series, Kuroshitsuji (also known as Black Butler), I'm delighted to share my artistic creations with fellow enthusiasts. However, it's essential to understand the guidelines for using my art, so let's dive into the dos and don'ts.

What You Can Do

Feel free to use my artwork for personal purposes such as icons, playlist covers, or any other non-commercial project that resonates with your creative endeavors. Just be sure to give me a heads-up so I can keep track of where my art is being used!

What You Shouldn't Do

Please refrain from reposting my art or edits without proper credit or a link back to the original post. This not only helps me maintain ownership but also acknowledges the time and effort invested in creating these pieces.

Never crop out my watermark, as it's a vital part of my artistic identity. I pour my heart into each creation, and removing the watermark would be like erasing a piece of myself.

Don't edit my work without my explicit permission. While I'm open to collaborations, altering my art without consent can lead to misunderstandings and potentially harm our creative relationship. However, if you're interested in editing or modifying my work, feel free to reach out, and we can discuss the possibilities!

Additional Notes

If you spot one of my edits or artworks elsewhere, it's likely been stolen. As a fan artist, I take pride in my original creations, and piracy is not only unethical but also disheartening.

You can find me on various platforms, including Twitter, Instagram, and Newgrounds (where I post under the username Grellestie). However, please note that my main account is intended for adults only.

For those interested, you can also find me on Ao3, where I share snippets of my writing. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or would like to discuss collaborations!

A Message to Fans

To all the fans of Vivziepop material who aren't critical of it, I understand your passion and enthusiasm. While I respect individual opinions, I believe that everyone should be treated with kindness and respect.

To those who may not share my views on certain topics or fandoms, please remember that differences in opinion are what make our community thrive. Let's focus on celebrating the art and stories that bring us together rather than tearing each other down.

As a fan artist, I'm committed to creating content that resonates with fellow enthusiasts like you. By understanding and respecting these guidelines, we can build a harmonious community where creativity and passion come together in perfect harmony.

So, what are your pronouns? Do you have a preferred nickname or would you like to call me Grellestie? I'm Jo, and I'm always here to chat about Kuroshitsuji, fan art, and everything in between!

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