Opinion: Pattern the Protagonist - Outer Wilds

[Stefanisp]

I created a pattern based on the protagonist of the game Outer Wilds.

I want to release it, but I’m not sure if people would like it. What do you think?

Thanks for helping me

[happylavie]

so so cool!!!
you are so creative and unique!

JUST FOLLOWED YOUR SHOP!!!

[Stefanisp]

I’m so happy to know you liked it. It gives me more strength to keep creating

[happylavie]

ofc!!!

you did so so amazing on it!!
im so so proud of you!!!

supporting you in every way!

[thefeltique]

woahh that’s AMAZING! you’re so talented!

[IMadeIt]

I love it.

Very unique and very well made.

Yes I think you should definitely release it.

I suggest you do a tester call first as it’s one way a to gauge the popularity of a pattern, do a little marketing and get it some views on the platform.

[peachyxtulips]

wow, that looks great! the stitches are so neat and clean.

i’d suggest checking the post liked below to learn a little more about copyright and IP infringement! this seems to be a copyrighted character, so please be aware of all risks before publishing this pattern.

IP Infringing patterns on Ribblr

IP infringing patterns are illegal. Ever since I’ve joined the site, Enlightenment especially fought against the IP infringing patterns, and some people listened to them, and I’m grateful to those that took their infringing patterns down . Most did not. 1. What is an IP infringing pattern? An IP-infringing pattern is a pattern that uses someone else’s copyrighted character, trademarked name, logo, or proprietary text/images without a licence (e.g., selling a “Pikachu” or “Marvel” pattern…

[Stefanisp]

Thanks

[Stefanisp]

Thanks

[Stefanisp]

Thanks for your tips.

[nuggiemaster]

its so cool!