NFT theftsさんのイラストまとめ

All of the NFTs on @VikingofficiaI's page were plagiarized from @siberi2's portfolio on Behance.
These images, ironically, were created for a different "NFT-based gambling" project. But minting artwork as an NFT does not prevent it from being copied and resold, so here we are.

.@ValhallaDegens found a photo of an oil painting online and are now using it for their NFT collection. There's no end to this constant art theft, is there?
The original painting, "Burning Sadness", is by Ana Gratess and can be found here https://t.co/NemosL6HHh

Despite multiple requests from the original artist, @ElderGods NFT continues to use plagiarized art for their NFT scam on Twitter & OpenSea. If you like this fantastic art, be sure to follow the artist, @AlessiaHV.

@ecunderbase Hey there, it looks like some of your art is being sold as NFTs in this collection. Do you know any of the other artists who's work is being sold too? https://t.co/VdAsRyyBIt

This original drawing by @Sketchcraft (on the left) was lightly modified and sold as an NFT on Foundation by @c_morris_psycho for over $2,900 USD. This isn't even close to fair use, it's low effort plagiarism. Transaction here: https://t.co/JWrzacrKkL

Hi @7NekoRina7, we found this art being used to sell NFTs and wanted to confirm they are doing it without your permission, right?

If you want to see what one of these scams is like in real time, check out https://t.co/voXwrZXEd7
All of their NFTs were plagiarized from @auguste_lefou, who is not associated with the project. People keep sharing this info in the replies, but quickly get drowned out.

.@miss_etsuko blocked us, probably to prevent the quote-tweet from displaying properly. So here's a screenshot.
They sold this NFT for $300 yesterday, but the original artist is Kyu Yong Eom. You can see KYE's signature on one of the skulls near the right.

Seems like a great day for @NFTCryptoChicks to name and credit the original artist whose work was copied and used as the basis for their entire v1 collection. (as seen in the attached gif) #InternationalWomensDay

@TwitterSupport @twittersecurity @Twitter @TwitterSupport your site is getting overrun with scammers again. Artists are having their work plagiarized to promote NFT scams and many have told us they haven't received a decent response from twitter when they try to get their art taken down.