There were many art thieveries this month, from minor deviants, to large websites.
Most have been yelled at, taken down and punished, some ignored and some laughed at.
However, the award for this month's thievery goes to:

"Civil Disturbance" PC game, sold in merry old England.
Produced by a small independent company the game is a first person shooter, about some sort of a magical future.
Here's a screenshot:

Doesn't it look lovely?

I'd have no problem with the following game, if it weren't for their lovely box art:


This was discovered, thanks to my fan from england, who took this comparison photo:

Being, the hilarious evidence that the box art is stolen from my "Enter the Inferno" painting:


Technically this makes me own 68% of their front cover. Where are my credits?

The game is now sold at:
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(and possibly other places, link me if you can find any...)

Research yielded the game's website to be:
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Publisher's site:
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This is a pretty damn serious issue, the painting being part of the box art, edited and sold without my permission.
There shall be an investigation, to find out who's responsible, the game designers or publisher...

What does that mean... lets see... ah, here we go...
Willful infringement of artist rights under 17 USC Section 101, et seq., liable for statutory damages as high as $100,000.
Under this copyright law I can demand:
Immediate cease of the use and distribution of all infringing works derived from the Work, and all copies of it, and delivery of all unused, undistributed copies of it, or destruction of such copies immediately, and cease and desist from this or any other infringement of my rights in the future.

Either way, these guys certainly win this month's award for most hilarious and blatant art thievery.

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Update 03:
Currently I'm in discussion with the original suppliers of the artwork and the chain of companies involved. weeee