After being accused of stealing lyrics last month, Taylor Swift is now facing allegations from a New Orleans artist that she used a woman's fox design without her consent or permission during the "Shake It Off" singer's "1989" album promotions, according to TMZ.
Last year, Swift posted a fan-made watercolor illustration of a fox along with lyrics of her "1989" song, "I Know Places." The post grabbed the attention of Ally Burguieres, who accused Swift of art theft in an open letter on her website titled "Dear Taylor, Love Ally."
"As a professional artist, I was astonished to see you use one of my most popular designs on all your official social media platforms as part of your promotion for '1989," said Burguieres in the letter.
"While I wondered why no one had sought permission or offered compensation to do so, I recognized that such endorsement is a once-in-a-lifetime boost for an artist and can skyrocket an artist's career," she said before adding that the illustration "was a copy, and with someone else's name signed to it."
