Sakiusa

Disclaimer: this is a general reflection on the subject and it's not related to any specific case. I've seen this happening countless times, and the case going on recently isn't the first or the last on the matter. You're free to post your opinions but please refrain from mentioning any case in particular. Comments containing names or even hints about any case will be removed. ------------------------------------- I feel a lot of people use the "you can't copyright a style" shield way too much, either conscious or unconsciously. Which is, in my humble opinion, such a lame statement as saying "you can't copyright a personality" or "you can't

I used to draw a lot even when I was kid. I also played with LEGOS and created all manner or paper/cardboard things. I was very dedicated at anything I did, especially when it came to drawing. I enjoy drawing a lot. However, I had no interest towards art. Not a bit. I've always had technical approach towards art. I just wanted to draw, not to make art. I was decent on all school subjects, but none of them really felt my thing. I was decent in maths, but honestly speaking, I lacked the ability of apply it properly. Physics and chemistry were interesting, but definitely too complicated for me. So when the time came to choose what I want to d