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what I'm telling u is even the designer of Mass Effect did rip off (or stole, u might call) some ideas and designs in Star Wars universe and a few unpopular space opera to their game, it's very obliviously.
also what wrong with putting the nostril on top of the head is a copied idea?? You haven't seen enough sci-fi art yet!
Copy is you're either tracing an image from line for line, detail for detail, make it look exactly/similar like the original and claim it at your own, worse is you then make a profit out of it without the owner permission. I do not copy the exact same thing from ME, I was inspired by the design of the Salarian then I combine it with my own idea and inspiration from other thing. There seems to be a very fine line between "being inspired by" and copying, to me inspired is you take the very general idea of something, not every-single thing. When I created this alien I know it will resemble the Salarian to a lot of people. A lot of the time I use other artist artwork as inspiration/general idea for my art and then I put my own spin on it, or I just come up with my own ideas, I'm not taking the whole thing from head to toe, that's copying.
And what with the head-nostril thing, copy from where? Putting the nostril on top of the head is somewhat common in creature design. This, I don't get it.