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My newest wings already copied in Second Life

October 2, 2026 Angela Jarman
Side by side comparison of real life bllue & violet iridescent fairy wings with unique tails, and on the right a copy in 3D mesh of the same wing design

*Update #2 10/4/26 - Please scroll down for the most recent events.*

Update: 10/3/26 - after 1am I got a message and note card from Kira saying the PrimFeed post has been changed, and that the item in general has been removed from their platforms. Indeed, now the PrimFeed post is their new version of wings.
The note did not have the requested link yet. But now I really have to go to bed!
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A fairly large brand in Second Life put out a pack with a fairy costume and a 3D mesh copy of my wings in faded colors.

The Elora wings in the photo only came out about a month ago, so I was especially bothered by finding this.

I reported them to Linden Labs, then contacted Kira Icon / Scandalize to let them know and give them a chance to resolve it themselves.

Screenshot of 1st notecard sent to Kira Icon with a copy of the DMCA asking for removal of the in-world wings and the Marketplace listing.


They halfway did - they changed the wings in world to something different. BUT they left the Marketplace listing up, as well as the PrimFeed post announcing the release and having a giveaway.

Notecard from Scandalize saying they don't agree that my wings were copied, that they found the reference image in a Google search, retained all unmodified reference files & creation records. They say they changed the wing design to resolve this
View fullsize  Screenshot of original post with infringing wings from Scandalize on PrimFeed, which is still up as of 11:11pm Friday Oct. 2
View fullsize  Screenshot of Scandalize’s Flickr post of the Fairy Custome pack with a different, changed set of fairy wings.
View fullsize  Screenshot of Scandalize’s Marketplace listing for the Fairy Custome pack with the infringing wings, before LL removed it.

I waited, and another day passed without them doing anything to the Marketplace listing or the PrimFeed post.I left the DMCA open because they had not fully resolved things yet with that MP listing still up.

Usually, LL acts very slow with DMCAs, which is why I was surprised to get a message from Kira Icon this morning upset that the costume pack had been removed by LL via DMCA even though the wings had been changed.
They still wouldn’t give me the link for where they found the reference image.
The explanation for it doesn’t match up with them providing the image they referenced all covered in their own watermark.
Even though they said they claim no ownership of the wing design they found.

Isolated fairy wings with unique shape, pointed panels on top, tails on bottom, covered in 'Scandalize RL wings', on a black background. The wings have tiny purplish flowers and an eye spot on it. Black veins

I responded to them. Notecard screenshots below.

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I emailed Linden Lab after they told me about the edited listing being removed, and I asked them to reinstate only the in world vendor with the changed wings.

Screenshot of email from the IP Team at Linden Labs to me, stating they received my notice of infringement and will process my claim within 2 days. My response, asking them to restore the in world listing only since that one had been changed

Kira also said in her response this morning that she has the link, that they were on Pinterest. But I could not find those wings in a Pinterest image search using both the image they gave me and my own wings. Nothing else even close out there.
However, if you search for ‘fairy wings’ my wings are usually in the top row of results and these specific wings turn up only from my own site or socials.

Screenshot of SL chat with Kira Icon over the course of a couple days. I asked where Kira got the ref image from & said I'd appreciate a link. Kira said "do have a link, pinterest page', then asked if I filed a DMCA against her new pack with the wing
Screenshot of a Google image search showing my Elora fairy wings from my Instagram post, circled in red

They openly use a lot of gen AI, and their mesh wings look like they were automatically generated via a program that creates meshes from photos.
I also did several image searches and the only wings that look like that are mine, from my accounts.

They did not announce the discontinuation of the first wing design or explain why they or the whole fatpack disappeared to their customers or store group, so people were talking about it in their chat group and asking why the fairy costume was gone.
I explained what happened to the best of my ability, especially since I wasn’t trying to get the new edited version removed & I think LL messed up there.

I hope that I’m provided with the source of that image, which looks like gen AI was used to generate this version with the flowers on it, and with assurance that the copies won’t go back up

That’s if they truly did find it elsewhere under false pretenses. If so then my anger should be directed at whoever that is.

*On 10/3/26 after 1am PDT I was messaged by Kira Icon and sent a note card saying that the PrimFeed post had been edited to show the new wings, which was true when I checked. She also said she’s removed everything related to the wings from all platforms and deleted the files until everything is sorted, that she doesn’t want to create any more problems or misunderstandings while this is being resolved. She says once I let her know the DMCA has been withdrawn, she’ll feel comfortable moving forward with her new wings.
She ends it with “Thank you again for being so kind and understanding with me. I really appreciate it, and I’m very glad that everything is finally being resolved.
She was very polite, and I was glad to see things weren’t going to escalate into a defamation thing. That NC is below.

Screenshot from Kira Icon saying 'the item was being updated on Marketplace, that only the picture had not been change yet and she forgot about Primfeed but changed it as well. She states she's removed everything related to the wings & deleted files

Early this morning on 10/4/26 I got 2 more NC’s from Kira. In the 1st one she explains that she found the wing image on Pinterest.es, but that she can no longer find it & that it’s like looking for a needle in a haystack.
She says there’s no metadata, no way to know the source, She’s sees that I made this blog post and asks me to remove the screenshots of our conversations, that she didn’t consent and now considers this matter closed from her side.

View fullsize  Screenshot of Kira Icon’s note card explaining she can no longer find the downloaded wing image on Pinterest.es, that she can’t identify the owner as meta data is missing but she’s done all she can to resolve the issue. She says she has no intention
View fullsize  Screenshot of Kira Icon’s messages, she noticed my blog post and requests I delete the screenshots of our conversations as she did not consent. She says “I genuinely do not know how else I could have obtained an image like this other than from the i

This, below, is a new version of the image she first sent me that previously had “Scandalize RL Wings” all over it on a black background, just the left side. Now she says this is the original, the watermarks are gone and there are 2 wings mirrored on either side now, with a white background instead.

Photo of a 3D or computer generated fairy wings graphic on a white background

I can’t find this version of the image either, even on Pinterest.es using it as an image search. Not my original Elora wings either even though a lot of my work is plastered there by other people against my wishes & with no credit.
Pinterest is actually very, very good at image search. I could click on one of my older wings and it will immediately bring up a page of all the same image on Pinterest. If this is the original image it should show up, but it’s not visible there anywhere.

This is where I have my doubts that everything has been100% transparent, but, it is true they took those other steps, some later than preferred but they did. I never got an answer about why they put their own watermark all over the first version they sent me, only the left wings on a black background.

I may change my mind, but, I don’t feel I owe this person the deletion of their words as they said them, so people can see them exactly as they were without any possible bias in my recounting of things.
This is as much for my benefit as it is theirs, so no one comes away with a false idea of what happened.
I’m going to move on from this as well, as it’s wasted enough of my time.

I’ve had worse copyright situations, but I’ve also had better. I’ve had people pay me for at least some of the profit they made with my design, if not all, and even let their customers know what happened to make sure to give me the proper acknowledgement - although that last one has been very rare.
I’ve been in the situation of accidentally posting something that was presented as free to post by a third party with presumed authority, or I was unaware of the laws at the time. Happened only a couple times I can remember and long ago. I’d post a Story or other blurb to let my followers know and give the artist or photographer their kudos.
They were nice in their communication, and they did take some good steps to resolve things but the threads left hanging that have me needing to put the factual details out there are:

• I still don’t have a source, which could mean they generated the image OR that they really didn’t save it, pin it, etc. I may never know.
• No answer to why their watermark was on the first image sent, and it seems odd that they’d put their watermark on something they said isn’t theirs & found online. Don’t know why they didn’t give me the unedited original first.
• I haven’t been paid any portion of what they made in sales.
• Their customers were left in the dark and the wings in the costume pack changed without notice.

I’ve been slandered, libeled, faced defamation for protecting my copyright and it’s been too common for people to lie about the situation. For that reason it’s important to me to show exactly what we each said.
There’s no private information at all in these messages, I don’t even know their real name, and there’s no Non-Disclosure Agreement made by both. Nothing is legally private and if I took them down it’s easier for people to be told that I’m lying & have them believe it just because I’m the smaller brand and not familiar to them yet.
If they stand behind their words, I don’t understand the problem with displaying them.

I’m sure they’ll be fine as they have a lot of loyal followers & a lot of people don’t care about copyright whatsoever. So I want to put this, and myself, to bed now. I appreciate her kindness despite my doubts about the transparency of their source.

In Second Life News, Infringement news Tags second life, secondlife, SL, scandalize, Elora, Elora wings, copyright, Fairy Wings, SL fairy wings, SLwings
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How I Won My 1st Lawsuit & Why I Might Not Get Paid

June 26, 2026 Angela Jarman
Image from Exhibit A of the lawsuit showing a photo of the Titania Fairy Wings in a light green iridescent color against a plain white background, with Registration Number VA 2-020-456
Initial complaint filed in Northern District of Illinois by plaintiff Angela Jarman, an individual, v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified in Schedule A, defendants. Complaint asks the court for relief from infringement
View fullsize  Image of the first page of a default judgement in favor of myself, with 'Case: 1:25-cv-09595' along the top in blue. Text shows Angela Jarman, v 'The partnerships and unincorporated associations identified in Schedule A, defendants' which are listed
View fullsize  2nd page of the judge's order, stating that my request for a default judgement has been granted in my favor. It states the defendants are restricted from the use of my design in any color variation and in any manner associated with distribution, adv
View fullsize  Page from the default judgement ordering that Angela Jarman (myself) be awarded damages in the form of disgorgeable profits from defaulting defendants JH Red Line in the amount of $14,826, from JoyfulGlam in the amount of $57,511, from Awentu in the

About a month ago, I won my very first copyright infringement lawsuit in federal court and the judge ordered I be awarded the $384,997 in damages, which is the amount they made off my Titania Fairy Wings design- but I'm told I'm unlikely to ever actually get the money awarded to me.
If you have a PACER account you can view or download all the available case files here:
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/59491543/Jarman_v_The_Partnerships_and_Unincorporated_Associations_Identified_in_Schedule_A

I've uploaded the most important ones to my Google Drive here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OAwS-TFVNrNgzdsLiz-X6N4nJ0bnpCbU?usp=sharing

I've procrastinated writing about it because it still pains me to think about how much money these copycats made off my design that I'm told I'm unlikely to get, because we got stuck with a judge who didn't grant the full injunction like they normally do.

I'll start from the beginning

My lawsuit was filed in August 2025 against a couple dozen different Amazon sellers all infringing on my Titania Fairy Wings design, as a Schedule A copyright infringement case.
I'd been working on gathering the links and all the evidence for over a year already by then, spending many nights & weekends collecting links and screenshots because I had heard that these were fairly easy to win as long as the infringement was real, and that they were fairly quick as well.

To file a Schedule A lawsuit like this, to my knowledge the below has been true:
• The work must be registered with the US Copyright Office
• The artist lives in the US and the infringers are selling to US customers
• The infringers are located outside of the US
• There must be several different sellers all infringing on the same IP on a single platform
• The platform must be one that participates - currently Amazon and Walmart do

*I was recently told some firms are now able to sue just 1 overseas seller if they have 10,000 sales or more per month which is a change from originally needing between 20 - 50 different sellers.

Since overseas infringers and counterfeiters have become such a giant problem to US artists, US courts allow overseas IP infringers to be sued all at once if the case fits the above points when the platform is one that participates in this program.
Currently I know Amazon and Walmart are viable, there may be others but Amazon is where my infringements were happening.

I knew sites like Alibaba had art thieves selling copies of my wings, but a couple years ago they started popping up on Amazon. They were all copies of my Titania wings (my original wings shown at top).
Here are 2 of the case Exhibit pages comparing mine with the counterfeit items:

View fullsize  Text at top has case number in blue, under that is the title in black bold text "Design Comparison"  Under that are an image of the Titania Fairy Wings in light green iridescent shown from the side titled 'Subject Design' and on the right is nearly
View fullsize  Text at the top is numbered 25 and says Exhibit B, below that is the case number and page number, then in bold black text it says Design Comparison.  below that is the same photo of the Titania fairy wings in light green titled Subject Design on the

Below is one of the copycat's listings.

Exhibit B showing a screenshot of Amazon store listing for the Fodtahee copycat fairy wings listing, being sold for $48

Obviously, I can't compete with a price point of only $48 dollars for my hand made, US made version I offer. My sales definitely suffered due to the unfair competition.

There were others that actually folded in the middle, with a big ugly metal bar in the middle of the upper panels, and some of them flapped as well which also impacted my ability to sell the flapping mechanisms.
AmyMark and Heyseri were just two of those:

View fullsize  Screenshot of Amazon store listing of copycat fairy wings by seller AmyMark, showing they light up and have 'flight movements', sold for $68.99
View fullsize  Screenshot of Amazon store listing of copycat flapping fairy wings from Heyseri brand, sold by Sunyoka123 and fulfilled by Amazon, for $76.49

There were at least 10 different sellers selling the wearable fairy wing copies, and some were at the top of the page of featured listings by 2023.

Screenshot of Amazon search result for 'electric butterfly wings' showing 4 of the fairy wing copies at the top of the Featured results, ranging in price from $65 to $78

Unfortunately by the time the lawsuit was actually filed, most of the wearable wing listings had deactivated or sold out and weren't considered viable to the legal team. Only Fodtahee was still selling and became a defendant in the case. But, at least the wearable wing listings are no longer available.
Some of them I sent DMCA removal notices for that Amazon removed and the seller later sent a false counter notice for that got it reinstated, some of them Amazon refused to remove in the first place, so after a while I gave up trying DMCAs and decided to try litigation since there were so many sellers.

The other item was a temporary tattoo made of my own photo shown in the Exhibit A image I showed you further up, the Titania Fairy Wings in Light Green. They were tinted purple - pink and the edges were altered, and a curved line added to the top and bottom. That version had been around online without my permission for a long time & I'd tried hard to get them removed, but eventually manufacturers found it and decided to turn it into temp tattoos.
These are the photos they used in most of the listings:

View fullsize  Photos of temporary tattoos of the Titania fairy wings in purple & blue tones, both on plain white backgrounds and on the face of a pale blond girl
View fullsize  Screenshot of Amazon store listing from seller HanaKin for a variety of metallic freckles, and butterfly temp tattoos which includes the Titania fairy wings design in the purplish blue color

HanaKin, above, was the one with the highest amount of sales of the infringing tattoos - just over $200K!

I guess I should be selling temporary tattoos! I'd probably need to get them produced in bulk because I don't know that people would be willing to pay the amount I'd need to charge if I tried making some myself on my Cricut at home.

From hope to disappointment

Because the judge didn't freeze all the Amazon accounts, once the sellers were served & notified of the lawsuit they simply drained their accounts.
There was some sort of restriction but I'm not completely clear on who's accounts were restricted, in what way and for how long.
Whatever limited freeze they implemented it did lead to a few settlements at first from the smaller sellers in the 2025 - 26 winter season. Since they were settled I can't tell you how much or from who, but it was just enough to carry me through a really crappy winter for sales.
It helped me survive, still not enough to get needed dental work done, take a desperately needed vacation or start up a retirement plan. Maybe if the economy for artists and luxury goods were better that would have been an extra bonus I could have applied towards those things, but in the end it really just replaced the sales I should have been making.

I thought that 'limited freeze' I was told about was still in effect by the time the data subpoenaed from Amazon was finally provided and the hearing happened in May. I really thought I'd finally get some substantial relief from all this IP theft, but before the final judgement I was told that 'essentially zero' was recoverable at the time.
The only way the money is recoverable, is if the platforms have it in their accounts to transfer since these are all overseas shops and pretty much untouchable if their funds aren't in a US platform like Amazon.

That's also why I hadn't said anything publicly about this and kept it quiet for a couple years while working on the case. You don't want the copycats to take all their money out & close shop before the lawsuit is finalized and before you can access the funds owed to you.
Many of them are manufacturing items themselves.
The lawsuit files with the seller names are always under seal as well in these Schedule A cases, unless they've been ruled guilty of infringement. That's why if you look up my case on PACER there are quite a few pages that are all blacked out.

I was gutted.
I had allowed myself to look forward to and plan for having enough to finally take a vacation - we haven't taken a real one or traveled anywhere since 2016 - to create new products, fix my teeth, to invest in costuming for photos and to be able to support other artists by purchasing their art, to donate to all the causes important to me, etc. and now that wasn't happening.

Learning exactly how much was made from only the top 5 sellers when I'd found nearly 50 of them throughout those couple years in total really dumped my mood in the trash. Nearly $385K. God dammit.
Of course, the attorneys take a big cut out of that, that's pretty standard since this was done on contingency so I didn't have to pay anything out of pocket but it STILL would have been a life changing amount of money. I could have possibly even put a down payment on a house, which I pretty much gave up on ever being able to do again after losing my first one during the market crash when my marriage & business imploded.

What I wasn't expecting was for the judge to order other platforms like Paypal, Wish.com, and others to freeze their funds as well although I'm told by my attorneys that there wasn't a lot of hope for that. We don't even know if they're using those platforms and they may be under a completely different name, unidentifiable.
Apparently there's a small amount Amazon was able to collect as a few of them still have some other listings active, but after the attorneys' cut I won't even get 5 figures.

Whether those listings will stay active, or if I'll get paid more later I'm not sure & can’t get a definitive answer. I was told that a lot of sellers prefer to abandon their shops rather than pay.

I know I should be grateful that I got anything at all, and I'm glad that at least the wearable wings are no longer on their site. But there are still 5 of the tattoo listings up from the dismissed defendants, which I had previously been told wouldn't happen. At the very least I thought there wouldn't be anyone selling these things on Amazon anymore but even that expectation was apparently too much.
I'm also now finding a different version of the same design in temp tattoos (below) and don't even know if I can do anything about them yet :/
This is not the only site selling them, I also saw them on Temu because of course.

That said,... anyone have leads for a good deal on skin safe, custom temporary tattoos?
All of this has really made me re-evaluate what I'm doing and what I've been offering. The market has changed, people are struggling and selling high end fairy wings is harder than it ever was before. So maybe I need to think smaller until things improve.

Anyway thank you, again, always, for your support. I'm making this free even if I require a free subscription for a night to make sure I'm okay with the information revealed before I post it elsewhere. I'm trying to put together a video, which also shows the comparison between mine and theirs, and the flapping motions of both.

And by the way, below are the oldest records I can find of the finished Titania design. I took a screenshot of a real life set as well as my Second Life vendor for the SL version of Titania wings, both made in 2007.

View fullsize  Screenshot of my Second Life vendor graphic for the SL version of the Titania Fairy Wings from my hard drive, showing a creation date of July 14, 2007
View fullsize  Screenshot of a photo of real life Titania Fairy Wings with a creation date of January 4, 2007
In Infringement news, Announcements Tags Fancy Fairy Wings & Things, Fairy Wings, fairywings, faerie wings, fairy wings lawsuit, amazon seller lawsuit, Schedule A lawsuit, Schedule A Copyright Litigation, counterfeit fairy wings, Amazon fairy wings, stolen art, stolen fairy wings design, Titania fairy wings, stop ip theft, overseas infringement, overseas counterfeiters
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