In case people here got Pillowfort~ I intend to just post all my ffxiv crap over there from this point on~ https://t.co/eOV8UrD0Qy

More tombs. More raiding. More Lara. TOMB RAIDER: THE LEGEND OF LARA CROFT continues with Season 2, only on Netflix.

This is Mexico's first ever stop motion feature film, and we can't wait for the world to see what we did 💙🤍✨

Had to wear Lara's Gala shoes to the premire party for #TombRaider

Survive.

you’ll find out how far she’s come. the trailer for TOMB RAIDER: THE LEGEND OF LARA CROFT drops in ONE WEEK at #GeekedWeek

Very proud of the art team on this one, it's gonna be fun!

I do not belong here.

Cartoon Network is dead?!?! Spread the word about what’s at stake for animation!!! Post about your favorite Cartoon Network shows using #RIPCartoonNetwork Active members of TAG can help by filling out your survey! Today (7/8) is the last day!

All in all, if you are an animator/artist, please do not upload your work to @YouTube . It can very easily be stolen, taken down and silenced, and nothing will be done about it. Upload to places like Vimeo or Cara or Newgrounds. Suggest other sites if you have any.

@YouTube The fact that David has appealed the copyright strike 3 times now- sharing extensive proof with WIP gifs and pre-pro videos- and yet @YouTube doesn't think that's good enough evidence just tells us that absolutely nothing is going to get done on their end. Dissappointing.

@YouTube David toils over his work every single day, and for it all to be thrown to the side as someone defiles and takes his hard earned work with minimal effort is appalling. Artists are just treated like garbage nowadays and it's just really painful to see.

@YouTube It takes a simple glance to know that the stolen work does not belong to the person who stole it. Quite literally everything points to that. Yet @YouTube will do absolutely nothing about it, no matter how much Dave appeals it. No matter how much he claims the copyright. Insane

@youtube has been slow and unresponsive over any of this issue and it is tremendously disappointing to see.

This is indeed 100% David Romero's work, I have been there watching him make his film (even consulted him on parts of it), and he released it back in 2019. He's been struggling to get his video back up on YouTube because, apparently, it is easy to strike a video more than once.

Please, be safe out there. Your work is valuable. Tldr; DO NOT UPLOAD ART OR ANIMATION TO YOUTUBE. It can and WILL get stolen.

Youtube staff refuses to take any action about it and allows their bots to do all of their work. The site is not made for artists. It never was, and it never will be. Please keep that in mind and upload your valuable work anywhere else, be it on Newgrounds or Vimeo or Cara.

My partner has had his film basically taken down permanently by some random guy because it keeps getting copyright stricken. There's no limit to how many times you can strike a video, and his film has practically been erased from YouTube for it.

I know this won't reach a lot of people, but I am saying this now to try and protect as many artists as I can #animation #YouTube: Do NOT use YouTube to upload your art and animations. Don't. It can easily be stricken down and kept down by people stealing it for their own profit

David's film had been striken again, and they do not intend to put it back up. His film. With his animation. Done entirely by him. If you are an indy animator, I highly HIGHLY suggest posting somewhere other than Youtube. Stealing on there is excessively easy nowadays.

It's becoming exceedingly frustrating that some random guy has the power to just strike down artists' work without even lifting a finger. It's insane.