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8/9/2014 2:49:46 PM
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I don't know about getting sued. I have been using Redbubble.com for years and you can buy gaming t-shirts made by independent artists. My fav are the Borderlands ones. I have a Claptrap one that looks like Fidel Castro and says Viva La Robolution. There is also the Handsome Jack one that say "Butt Stallion Says Hello"
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Edited by Deltron3040: 8/9/2014 11:53:55 PMIf you're using a company's IP, it's the company's call in the end to allow you to use it or not. If a company thinks they can make a ton of profit off merchandising (as I think would be the case with Destiny) I doubt they would allow anyone to use their copyrighted IP in any way. Because then it opens the floodgates. Original art that isn't a carbon copy is a different story (like the claptrap example), but if it's a specific logo or design you see in the game, you're probably gonna get shut down.
