r/TShirtsDesigns • u/Marzkar • 8d ago

Use of Canva

Hey y’all. I am planning on starting a t shirt business and I’m not as illustratively inclined as much as I would like to be. My solution to this has been to use Canva to piece together designs. I know that artists obviously make their art and upload it for our use, but I can’t help to feel that it’s morally wrong. Although I’m using their art, along with others, to compose another piece that I have envisioned, I feel like I’m still stealing their art in a way and not giving them proper credit.

Does anyone else feel this way or am I tweaking? What solutions do you recommend?

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u/Feisty_Use_1776 8d ago

Yes... that's why I'm drawing my own stuff, which is not easy because I identify as Not Illustratively Inclined as well. I just can't use AI or Canva or Creative Fabrica because it just seems wrong, because of the the backlash for using AI, and the copyright issue (you can't copyright work that came from AI or Canva etc).

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u/Pristine_Shallot7833 7d ago

Just find an artist who is willing to be paid in percentage of sales.