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For Character Creator and iClone :
Animation > Pose (20)
Character > Avatar (1)
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Gal Gadot, Wonderwoman Suit and Hair not included, so may need to purchase them too.
Super Hero Poses Included
Celebrity Wannabe Series: Gal Gadot Cosplaying as Wonder Woman, is a parody representation of Gal Gadot Cosplaying as Wonder Woman and not an exact likeness. Includes: 4k Textures, SSS, May not include Hair and Clothes. “Most fan art work is probably not legal. That said, much of fans’ work is up to the person or company who owns it. If they're deceased, their family usually owns rights. Some companies and individuals are open to fan art, others are not. If the owner doesn't consent, fan art is considered infringement of either the copyright and/or trademark of the original that the art is based on. However, it may not be if it is considered a Fair Use of the work. What is considered fair use? The main issue is profits. If you're making money, this is generally illegal. That said, you may be able to get away with it if your work is considered a PARODY of the original. That said, if fan art interferes with the ability of whoever owns that copyright to make money, this is also a problem. So, if your work can be seen as a substitute for the original work, such that your work makes it less likely that people will pay for the original work, this could also be infringement.” Loosely Borrowed from: https://lawsoup. org/legal-guides/copyright-protecting-creative-artistic-business-work/fan-art/ https://wdhc.page
Super Hero Poses Included
Celebrity Wannabe Series: Gal Gadot Cosplaying as Wonder Woman, is a parody representation of Gal Gadot Cosplaying as Wonder Woman and not an exact likeness. Includes: 4k Textures, SSS, May not include Hair and Clothes. “Most fan art work is probably not legal. That said, much of fans’ work is up to the person or company who owns it. If they're deceased, their family usually owns rights. Some companies and individuals are open to fan art, others are not. If the owner doesn't consent, fan art is considered infringement of either the copyright and/or trademark of the original that the art is based on. However, it may not be if it is considered a Fair Use of the work. What is considered fair use? The main issue is profits. If you're making money, this is generally illegal. That said, you may be able to get away with it if your work is considered a PARODY of the original. That said, if fan art interferes with the ability of whoever owns that copyright to make money, this is also a problem. So, if your work can be seen as a substitute for the original work, such that your work makes it less likely that people will pay for the original work, this could also be infringement.” Loosely Borrowed from: https://lawsoup. org/legal-guides/copyright-protecting-creative-artistic-business-work/fan-art/ https://wdhc.page
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