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So I just found this 
 
http://www.deviantart.com/art/Wildstar-Spellslinger-419503739
 
Just sent it to the printer now for a price. 
 
Spellslinger human female with the same hair and colour I use. Seriously, I have that bloody outfit too (although I don't use it). 
 
So just HAD to. 
 
Anybody else got any Wildstar posters? 	
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			Ooh nice. I need to look around for some hottie Aurin art. Probably more a FA thing than a DA thing though.	
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http://www.deviantart.com/art/Wildstar-Gennith-the-Aurin-453351574
 
BOOM - cute Aurin. Simply download and send to your local printer. Will cost you like £15 man. DO IT!	
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So I just found this 
 
http://www.deviantart.com/art/Wildstar-Spellslinger-419503739
 
Just sent it to the printer now for a price. 
 
Spellslinger human female with the same hair and colour I use. Seriously, I have that bloody outfit too (although I don't use it). 
 
So just HAD to. 
 
Anybody else got any Wildstar posters? 
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Nice huh? And it's so *cupcake* big it will fit onto A0 without resizing. 
 
Of course, getting my printer to resize to match my Firefly 10th Anniversary poster. 
 
So now I have my favourite game, favourite show....just need one more poster idea. 
 
Also, did you check the Aurin one I found for the guy above me?	
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£21 including delivery on A1 size. 
 
BARGAIN !!!!!!
 
If you want a Wildstar poster then get over to DeviantArt guys and call your local print shop. 
 
I'm so happy right now! 	
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			Thank you.. now find a male. :P	
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			Not to be rude or anything, but isn't that a bit frowned upon by most companies?	
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			True, assumed copyright work and ask the artist for permission first.	
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Yeah, man ... You're sort of stealing.
 
As a professional graphic artist of 20+ years, this kind of thing is what we in the business call "Copyright Infringement" and both you and the company you're paying to print these should probably be sued.
 
Going to have to report you to the Deviant artists, man. This is messed up.	
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If my print contains an image that isn't mine, can I still use it for print?
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Yeah, man ... You're sort of stealing.
 
As a professional graphic artist of 20+ years, this kind of thing is what we in the business call "Copyright Infringement" and both you and the company you're paying to print these should probably be sued.
 
Going to have to report you to the Deviant artists, man. This is messed up.
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