Hello r/creativeprocess, This is actually my first time browsing this subreddit so forgive me if I've skipped over any info that could easily solve my own question. But what would you say are the ethical, and social, boundaries when it comes to being "inspired" by others work? Genuinely new, revolutionary art seems like it doesn't come along very often but people make art every day. They do it through inspiration by life or other forms of art, but it seems as though whenever I want to make something artistic and then realize that I'm seeing too much of an influence of another piece or artist in my art I want to shy away from that because I don't feel it's genuine enough. But then again how can you NOT see others influences in your work? because it is what draws you to art after all.

I know this is a very subjective topic but I'd love to hear everyone else's opinions!

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