It is very important to respect intellectual property rights in the creative process. Unauthorized use of other people's design elements may involve the risk of infringement. Therefore, it is recommended to always follow laws and regulations and respect the rights of the original author. Chinese law has clear protection for copyright, and unauthorized use of other people's works may face legal liability. The following are a few workarounds that are legal and respect intellectual property rights： 1. **Use of public domain works**: Find works that have entered the public domain (such as content that exceeds the copyright protection period) and can be used freely. 2. **Create original content**: Through learning and drawing on inspiration, independently create original design elements, and avoid directly copying or imitating the works of others. 3. **Obtain authorization or license**: Contact the copyright owner to negotiate authorization or purchase a legal license to ensure that the use is legal. 4. **Abide by the principle of fair use**: Within the scope of “fair use” that complies with the law (such as non-commercial uses such as commentary, teaching, research, etc.), authorization may not be required, but careful judgment is required. 5. **Use non-copyrighted or free authorized resources**: Use design resources clearly marked as free and commercial (such as the CC0 protocol or the open source design library). Under no circumstances should direct copying, tampering with or unauthorized use of protected works be avoided. If you are uncertain about the legal terms, it is recommended to consult a professional legal person to ensure compliance. Respecting originality not only protects oneself from legal risks, but also helps maintain a healthy creative environment.