Jun 2, 2026 · 1 hr 23 min · 9 segments
Put your thoughts into the mix This week on the Wilson and Ashley Podcast, we tackle two issues affecting rural Britain right now: the rise of AI…
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Charlotte AshleyHost
Rebecca WilsonHostKarenGuest[laughs]I've seen this happen to so many artists that I kind of just feel like this is just something we have to deal with now, that these companies will just screenshot your work and take it.
[crying] It's half past 10 at night, and I've just found out that, that Temu's got so much of my artwork on their site.
They've basically just screenshotted it and just stuck it on cards all over their website.
And I hate it.
To think that people can just screenshot it essentially and sell it for nothing with, like, the worst work conditions for their staff.
It's just...
Like, that's so far from what my business is about.
I've seen this happen to so many artists that I kind of just feel like this is just something we have to deal with now, that these companies will just screenshot your work and take it.
I'm sick of it.
As if it's not hard enough being an artist in today's world with AI and everything else in between.
Even when you do your own work and do sit down and get paints out and do something, like, which is so personal or something you've thought hard about, to know that people can just take it, essentially stealing.
Like, that is my work.
It's copyrighted.
Oh, it's just so frustrating.
Hello, my name is Lucy, and recently I found that Temu had my artwork all over their website.
But before we get into that, I want to tell you about what my business is and what my business means to me.
Doodling Lucy.
Hello, my name is Lucy-

That second one we won't play 'cause I'll just play the voice notes from Lucy.

So, as I said, Charlotte sent this to me and Doodling Lucy, so a bit of background.

The reason I guess we wanted to talk about this specifically is because Doodling Lucy, Lucy's business, very much supports British agriculture, doesn't it? Like, it's-
[laughs]I've seen this happen to so many artists that I kind of just feel like this is just something we have to deal with now, that these companies will just screenshot your work and take it.
[crying] It's half past 10 at night, and I've just found out that, that Temu's got so much of my artwork on their site.
They've basically just screenshotted it and just stuck it on cards all over their website.
And I hate it.
To think that people can just screenshot it essentially and sell it for nothing with, like, the worst work conditions for their staff.
It's just...
Like, that's so far from what my business is about.
I've seen this happen to so many artists that I kind of just feel like this is just something we have to deal with now, that these companies will just screenshot your work and take it.
I'm sick of it.
As if it's not hard enough being an artist in today's world with AI and everything else in between.
Even when you do your own work and do sit down and get paints out and do something, like, which is so personal or something you've thought hard about, to know that people can just take it, essentially stealing.
Like, that is my work.
It's copyrighted.
Oh, it's just so frustrating.
Hello, my name is Lucy, and recently I found that Temu had my artwork all over their website.
But before we get into that, I want to tell you about what my business is and what my business means to me.
Doodling Lucy.
Hello, my name is Lucy-

That second one we won't play 'cause I'll just play the voice notes from Lucy.

So, as I said, Charlotte sent this to me and Doodling Lucy, so a bit of background.

The reason I guess we wanted to talk about this specifically is because Doodling Lucy, Lucy's business, very much supports British agriculture, doesn't it? Like, it's-
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