Let's define production_art

It doesn't have a wiki page and I was curious about post #910057 which looks like key animation (or a lot of the stuff currently in production_art), but is actually a parody.

So, how strict do we want to be about this? Should we try to collect even more detailed information for the real key art (episode, cut, animator, sakkan)?

Been wanting to ask about this. It's weird to call them production art when they're simply fanarts.

production_art official_art would be enough to tell them apart but is still awkward.
Maybe a production_art_parody tag, but then most posts tagged production_art are parodies already.

Cyberia-Mix said:
production_art official_art would be enough to tell them apart but is still awkward.
Maybe a production_art_parody tag, but then most posts tagged production_art are parodies already.

Using production_art official_art is probably the best way so far. Possibly production_art_style for the fanart that looks like production art?

DschingisKhan said:
So, how strict do we want to be about this? Should we try to collect even more detailed information for the real key art (episode, cut, animator, sakkan)?

IMO, more information never hurts. I think a comment would suffice.

Well, from what I've seen we mostly have layout or key frame imitations and character/mecha/set design sheets with some full-colour production/promotional stills mixed in. Maybe there's something that could be done with that?