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So I was scrolling through my phone on YouTube Sunday morning - part of my weekend routine. When I see a video that grabbed my attention. "The Babadook Explained." Though it wasn't the title that grabbed my attention. It was the thumbnail they used. An illustration of the Babadook. An image I'm all too familiar with, right down to every single ink drop. I have it framed in my hallway, I walk past it everyday. I made it. (Top: My Babadook Poster illustration. Bottom: Youtube Film Comics Explained Babadook Video Explained Thumbnail) I didn't mind them using it at first. I was a little flattered. I clicked on the video and scrolled through the description. That was then when I felt disheartened. No credit to the artist. Though credit was given to the music used in the video. Just not the illustration used in the thumbnail. I did leave a comment saying they probably should give the artist a credit. But I have yet to hear back. It's not the first time it has happened and I have

I'm working on another masked Zelda piece to go with my other two, "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you" and "Believe in your Strengths". This one this time is of Phantom Ganon's mask in Ocarina of time, however the other two are from Majora's mask and use Majora's Mask Quotes. I need a quote for this ganon piece, but I'm undecided, if I go with a ganon quote from ocarina of time or use an ominous quote from Majora's mask to match the others. I've narrowed it down to: "These toys are too much for you!" "I will exterminate your descendants" "When you fight the real me, it won't be so easy" "Now no time remains... and time is not eternal" "It was that unwelcome feeling" or maybe do some more digging. What are your thoughts?