KABANOMORI

My art is 100% human-made, with the use of traditional and/or digital methods. As such, all my works are protected under copyright, and the relevant European Data Protection Laws. You are not allowed to repost, edit, sell, or otherwise distribute my works without my written permission, nor scrape any data embedded within these works. Any unauthorised use of my intellectual property, violation of exclusive authorship rights, or violation of personal data embedded within the artworks will be subject to criminal liability, penalties and fees, as per: - Trade Marks Act 1994, - Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, - Registered Designs Act 1949, - Fraud Act 2006, - General Data Protection Regulation, - and other relevant documents and legislations. All derivative works (ie. "fanart") are created royalty-free, and will not be distributed with monetary value, unless the proprietary owner gives me their permission to do so. Additionally, all such works are unoffical, and

You guys! Do you remember the 12 Days of Christmas raffle I organised last year? If no, then you are likely my new watcher - hello, and thank you for your support~ :heart: If yes, then get excited, because this year we're doing it all over again :la: Here's a quick recap of the rules, and the round-up of what you can win this year (and the appropriate music number to listen to as you go): What is happening? My house is quickly running out of space due to all new yōkai friends I've been adopting; but I will deal with that myself, so you can keep your eyes on the raffle! When? On the 12 days of Christmas - from 25th of December 2023 to 5th of January 2024. Who can participate? My existing watchers only. I will not accept entrants who joined after this post was published (10th of December). What are the rewards? The rewards are as follows: 1x nihonga style full body + background art prize (similar to the one below) 1x nihonga style full body + partial background art

A couple of weeks ago, I conducted a poll, asking whether you’d be interested in a guide on how to recognise and protect yourself from scams and fraud here on DeviantArt. After the overwhelmingly positive response to the question, I decided to sit down and compile a single one-stop resource you can get your hands on, along with supplemental reading and linked government agencies to turn to when things go south. The good news is – scammers new to the game and looking for a quick buck are usually unaware how easily they can be tracked down; they are sloppy and audacious, so you’ve got a decent shot at getting your money back. Even veteran scammers are terrified of FTC, IRS and Ombudsman – and we’re going to explore the entirety of the tasty arsenal at our disposal to make them pay (quite literally) for their crimes. I made sure that all official advice is copied verbatim, to avoid misconstruing anything, and that all provided resources are from trusted sources. That said, the amount