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Not really. I added a little detail to clear confusions.Okay, seems too similar to number 2.
Certainly! This line is suggesting that the use of fan art should be restricted to specific situations where it serves a particular purpose. For example, if there is a lack of official art for a particular character or topic, fan art could be used to fill in the gap and provide visual representation. Additionally, fan art can be used to add creativity or personal expression to a profile, such as on a social media platform or personal website.What do you mean by filling a gap in official art?
It's important to note that fan art is artwork created by fans of a particular franchise or subject, rather than by the creators of the original work. While it can be a great way for fans to express their love and appreciation for a particular franchise or character, it is indispensable to respect the intellectual property rights of the original creators and not use fan art in a way that infringes on those rights.