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rated - ....generic animation added to someone elses artwork via a website or app.
![[image: i.imgur.com]](http://i.imgur.com/nczHwhT.jpg){kind=link}
Aren't these artworks from other people...
Okay then, I'll make my own artwork.
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Other people doing it is wrong also. Using Google or a search engine will find you images but most of them will have associated copyrights and royalties and belong to the original artist/owners. Instead of using Google to search for images, use it to search for places that have royalty free stock images, photos, vectors, textures, etc, etc that you can use to create your works.
And creating an animated effect, be it lighting tricks, fades ,etc is far more rewarding learning to do it frame by frame and assemble and blend them together yourself using a Photoshop like program. It is cheap online website/apps that do this effect for you that will bring down the value of your works.
Do not give up, just take all advice and comments and attempt your best in your art. It represents you to the community.
Thank you.