Lanky has become an unexpected celebrity due to the widespread use of his images by various companies and organizations, often without his permission or consent. While artists typically hope for recognition in a positive context, Lanky’s work has appeared in surprising and sometimes controversial places. This page highlights some of the most notable examples and explains the story behind them.

Inspired by the familiar “As Seen On TV” branding, the “As Seen On” logo is applied to each image to showcase how Lanky’s work has been reproduced across different platforms. This creative approach provides a safe way to document instances of unauthorized use without resorting to legal action.

The examples range across various media and industries. Some images have been used in album covers, while others appear in training videos, promotional materials, or amusement park rides. In some cases, the original photo was clearly used as the basis for an airbrushed or edited version. Each instance demonstrates the challenges creators face in protecting their intellectual property.

By presenting these images, visitors can see how easily creative content can be repurposed. The page serves as an educational resource about copyright, creative ownership, and fair use, while also celebrating Lanky’s reach and visibility.

Ultimately, the “As Seen On” page highlights Lanky’s creativity and influence while offering a thoughtful way to address unauthorized image use and raise awareness about the importance of respecting artists’ work.

Many well-known companies, websites, and entertainers have used Lanky’s images without permission over the years. These include:

  • Ross Dress for Less
  • Drudge Reports
  • Etsy
  • Insane Clown Posse
  • Ray Cammock Shows
  • and many more
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