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Guidelines: Zorro

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Submitting Your Design

Tag your work with: zorro

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General Guidelines
Applies to all fan art submissions in the Fan Art Program

Be original!
While your work will include a brand's Intellectual Property(a company's logo or a character from a TV show), it's important to add something original of your own. Make it unique to your style!
Do your research - make sure your design hasn't already been done.
Don't submit screenshots or imagery taken directly from the property in question.

Be mindful of explicit content.
Some brands might be okay with adult content, but others aren't. Check each brand's guidelines for the Partner Program if you want to know more about what each partner thinks is okay.

Be creative!
Play with different styles and mediums! Get inspiration from the brand - watch, read, or play it again.

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Property Guidelines
Specific to Zorro

Dos

  • Watch Zorro and get inspired to create original fan art designs.
  • Create and submit original and creative fan art designs.
  • Experiment with different art styles and techniques for your fan art!
  • Zorro should be the dominant character in your design.
  • Feel free to include transformative works of the characters, as long as you don't include direct actor likeness or actor names.
  • Have fun creating!            

 

Don'ts

  • Do not submit mash-ups of Zorro with other properties.
  • Do not submit unoriginal content. This is including, but not limited to, the following:
    • existing merchandise designs
    • screenshots
    • plagiarized works
  • Do not submit works that are obscene, racist, hateful, violent, defamatory, or otherwise inappropriate. This may include swearing, hyper violence, adult content, inappropriate jokes, and more. Works that are deemed inappropriate will not be approved and will be taken down.
  • Do not use the Zorro trademark alone.
  • Do not use actor, director, or staff names in your design.
  • Do not include any personally identifying information, such as license plate numbers, personal names or email addresses.
  • Do not use any 3rd party copyrighted or trademarked content, language or imagery.

 

 

About Zorro

Created by author Johnston McCulley in 1919 for his short story “The Curse of Capistrano,” Zorro is the alter-ego of Don Diego de la Vega, a young caballero from a wealthy family who is disgusted by the mistreatment of the people of Spanish California by their corrupt government and dedicates himself to fighting for the oppressed. Over the last 100 years Zorro has grown into an icon, inspiring films, novels, plays, toys, TV shows, comic books, and more. “The Fox” continues to touch the hearts of fans today thanks to his iconic costume, his unbeatable skills with a sword and whip, and his dedication to fighting for the rights of others, embodied by his motto, “Justice for all!”

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