IMHO a real fan would make fancels in such a way 
that they couldn't be confused with a production 
cel.

A real fan artist would have no excuse for trying 
to make a nearly exact copy and not add a 
signature or something that can't be easly 
removed.

If someone try to make a nearly exact copy without 
distinctive marks, that can only mean that he want 
to make money by cheating buyers. Selling them at 
a low price or even giving them away is not an 
excuse : because you can't know that the next 
person to have it won't try to resell it as a real 
cel.

> Fancels make it possible for anyone to have a 
> particular moment they love. I refuse to see 
> anything wrong with that.

If it's as you say, the person won't mind that the 
image is not exactly the same as the original and 
that the cel has a distinctive mark. And if the 
person mind, you should question his/her motive.


Cheers,
Yann Stettler