Media, Consent & Credits
Visual references without style theft, voice/likeness consent, and honest AI disclosure in credits.
4 stories (4 articles · 0 videos)
Start here
A few good first pieces before you browse the full feed.
6 min readVisual references without style theft
Reference images and artists are how makers learn — and how generative tools get misused. A consent-aware, fair-reference practice for AI image work that refuses living-artist style cloning while still letting you study craft.
Beginner
6 min readDisclose AI in creative credits without the panic
When does AI assistance need a credit line, and how do you write one that is honest without turning the artwork into a disclaimer wall? Practical disclosure norms for makers, aligned with authorship rules and emerging transparency duties.
BeginnerMore in this topic
5 min readGet consent before synthetic voice or likeness in a project
Project hygiene for makers who want synthetic voice, face, or performance elements: consent first, scope in writing, storage limits, and clear refusal paths - without a cloning how-to.
Beginner
4 min readWorkshop feedback prompts for makers
Unstructured 'be honest' prompts produce vague cheerleading or chaotic rewrites. A structured critique prompt pack for makers - clarity, structure, voice, risk - so AI workshop feedback stays useful without becoming a co-author.
Beginner