Therapist mentioned "complex bereavement disorder" and I feel like if she had mentioned this like a year ago, I'd be a lot further toward healing.
But eh, now that I have something I can point to, maybe I can start from a new place with my next therapist.
@KampferWolf I just wanted to say that because I realized I said "legal advice." Gotta have that disclaimer.
But I am at least confident about the physical vs. digital art editing. And I do know that some people don't care whether or not it's legal, they'll still bitch.
@KampferWolf P.S. I am not a legalitian. None of my advice should be taken as current law. It's what I know of the law in the US and sometimes that changes without me noticing. :P And in general, the amount I do know is about copyright and trademark.
@KampferWolf And modifying the head is substantially more financially feasible than commissioning a new one.
Though you could.
I really doubt anyone would recognize [artist]'s work just from the body. Body suits are generally fairly the same between makers.
@KampferWolf My previous answers were sort of vague because I didn't know exactly what we were talking about.
But if it's a fursuit we're talking about, it's incredibly clear-cut. You do not need anyone's approval to have it modified. It's a car or a lighbulb and you can smash it if you want