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The only artists i've seen getting legal problems are those "going to far" with the IPs of Blizzard, in context of damaging the image of their IPs (e.g. making porn). However, the point there is that the used models are too similar to those in the game. NSFW fanart is mostly ok.
SFW fanart is perfectly fine and even welcomed in practise (free advertisment), @Warcraft even retweets/shares that kind of fanart. Commissions from players may be theirs, but the IP itself will always be copyright of Blizzard.
I know about porn, I heard Blizzard VERY dislike it. But under NSFW what then enters? Nudity? Or too sexual poses, even with clothes? For example, my artwork with Lilith and Whitemane.
Just had a look at your gallery in ArtStation. I don't think that you can get into problems for that :) I don't know if I would even consider it NSFW :D Even if they were naked, or showing sexual actions, it is unlikely you get into trouble for it (for the art itself). (cont.)
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