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Here's 10 suggestions for you if you would like to continue making fan art!

We're going to look at how the popular platforms of Redbubble, Etsy, and DeviantArt handle copyright. Plus, which one is the best to use!

Let's unpack the buzzword of copyright law - fair use! Including explanations of parody law, derivative work, and transformative work.

Let's explore the reasons why fan art exists, despite its legality. Essentially, how celebrities and companies can have their cake and eat it too. 

Today I’m answering the age-old question of ‘Is fan art really illegal?’. I'll be breaking down what trademark and copyright law mean and how they relate to fan art. 

In this short introduction, you'll find out how a mystery musician's lawyers contacted me and sparked my curiosity into fan art vs. the law! 

If you want a full-time job in social media, listen to this first. In the most real and unscripted episode yet, I expose the good, the bad and the ugly of working in social media. This is also the final episode of the series! Thank you for all your support. I hope to be back with another project soon. 

If you want to use social media to change the world for the better, this episodes for you.  Let's learn how digital activism works, some new slang and we’ll talk to someone who started their own digital activism cause.

Today I have my two best friends here and we’re feeling a bit nostalgic. We’re going to be discussing what it felt like to grow up at the start of the social media era. Dial up, Club Penguin, Facebook bullying and spilling the tea on high school drama.