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Contains 7 full roses with stem
15 roses heads
7 perspective adjustable rose petals
All files are PNG
FULL STOCKS RULES
The payment also needed for wattpad covers, sold or not to the author. You are not allowed to use my stocks with other artists drawings to make your own Mix, banners etc.If you are using my stock for commercial use, FIRST email me or note me the final image and then pay the commercial fee, I have the right to refuse the use of my stock in your work if it doesn't follow my rules and to play safe BEFORE you pay me for the stock.©Jessica Dueck - All Rights Reserved. You may not modify, re upload, copy, tube, or claim as your own. Respect the artist.
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© copyright 2014 - All Rights Reserved. You may not modify, re upload, copy, tube, or claim as your own. Respect the artist.
Then why do you call it a stock? You really should work on better wording, as you've seemed to confuse a lot of people, and these descriptions are so clunky and hard-to-follow.
From a marketing standpoint, you'd get more people to use your stocks if you made the rules more transparent and simple-to-read.
Please note that all of this is my personal feedback. If you want to follow it or not is entirely up to you. It's just the right thing to do to give constructive criticism, regardless of whether or not someone "gave you permission to" or not. Feel free to rebute anything I've said in here, this is just how I view it.
There are better ways of wording the description than:
Then why do you call it a stock? You really should work on better wording, as you've seemed to confuse a lot of people, and these descriptions are so clunky and hard-to-follow.
From a marketing standpoint, you'd get more people to use your stocks if you made the rules more transparent and simple-to-read.
Please note that all of this is my personal feedback. If you want to follow it or not is entirely up to you. It's just the right thing to do to give constructive criticism, regardless of whether or not someone "gave you permission to" or not. Feel free to rebute anything I've said in here, this is just how I view it.
There are better ways of wording the description than:
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The payment also needed for wattpad covers, sold or not to the author.
You are not allowed to use my stocks with other artists drawings to make your own Mix, banners etc, this is called arthief
If you are using my stock for commercial use, FIRST email me or note me the final image and then pay the commercial fee, I have the right to refuse the use of my stock in your work if it doesn't follow my rules and to play safe BEFORE you pay me for the stock.
RULES & COMMERCIAL USES BUY COMMERCIAL use Licenses here
Stocks RULES! COMMERCIAL USE OF MY STOCKS
(Have a fee)
My exclusive stocks that you buy withpoints for download DOES NOT grant you commercial license. You still have to pay the fee below.
The payment also applies to wattpad covers, sold or not to the author.
Horse/ SIM games comes with the same fee below
º 10$ for my PSD, PNG, files stock.
º4$ for my Brushes.
º15$ for my Premade Backgrounds.
º25$ for my art in your Youtube v
The payment also needed for wattpad covers, sold or not to the author. You are not allowed to use my stocks with other artists drawings to make your own Mix, banners etc, this is called arthiefIf you are using my stock for commercial use, FIRST email me or note me the final image and then pay the commercial fee, I have the right to refuse the use of my stock in your work if it doesn't follow my rules and to play safe BEFORE you pay me for the stock.
FAQS:
FAQ #157: Can I use things created by other people in my submissions?
FAQ #306: Does "Crediting" let me use whatever I want?
FAQ #8: What are violations of the deviantART copyright policy?
FAQ #155: How do I report a deviation which I think breaks the rules?
© copyright 2014 - All Rights Reserved. You may not modify, re upload, copy, tube, or claim as your own. Respect the artist.
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You could condense this greatly and also utilize stamps. Something like this.
Personal Usage Rules: (link, not thumbnail)
Commercial Usage Rules: (link, not thumbnail)
Commercial Licenses Available Here: www.jessicadueck.com/licenses-…
Work © StarsColdNight
ALL rules listed above must be followed in order to use my works in any way.
Thank you LissaMonster for the preview images!
>Linking the FAQs is unnecessary. It's common sense that it's against the rules of DA to use other peoples' works without their authorization. If anybody does, it's 90% likely they just don't care about the rules. In the rare event someone legitimately doesn't know this on an art website, you could simply say "Please take this down, this piece uses my artwork and you did not follow my rules. This is an unauthorized use of my work and I would rather not file a DMCA claim against you" and they'd learn better.
>The long and grammatically incorrect copyright notice is unnecessary. All it takes is your list of rules and a copyright disclaimer to get the message through.
>" You are not allowed to use my stocks with other artists drawings to make your own Mix, banners etc, this is called arthief" is also common sense, but there are instances where users get permission to use other artist's works in mixes of stock works, so long as the stock artist also gives permission. For example: some artists are okay with whatever non-commercial use of their work you might do, so long as you give them proper credit. These are typically called free-to-use, creative commons, copyright-free, or other works where artists exclusively grant others permission to use the work under a few conditions. If you know this and don't want your stocks mixed with other artists' works regardless of whether the mixer got permission or uses F2U (free-to-use) works, then just state that in your rules page.
>While putting all the rules right in front of your face may seem tempting, either make them really short and don't link a journal or just keep them in the linked journal. Doing both is unnecessary. If someone is going to be an art thief and not respect your rules, then using all of the extra space to redundantly state your rules won't help.
>While this is an art website, there's no need for large text, huge spacing, and other things that make browsing more of a chore. If people want to see more of you and your art and go to your websites and such, then they can go to your page where you can have those things linked, rather than having a wonky banner at the top of your description. Try keeping your sites and such exclusive to your page, that way it would help potential customers form more of a personal connection with you. If people want to use your work for personal usage, all you need is "Personal Usage Rules" with a link. That gets the message through. Same thing for Commercial Usage Rules and Commercial Licenses Available Here. If people seem to be "missing that" then it's because they're deliberately doing it. In fact, with the huge amount of wasted space and such a long description, people are less likely to read your rules if anything, because they'll just see a huge wall of text and probably consider it unimportant.
You could condense this greatly and also utilize stamps. Something like this.
Personal Usage Rules: (link, not thumbnail)
Commercial Usage Rules: (link, not thumbnail)
Commercial Licenses Available Here: www.jessicadueck.com/licenses-…
Work © StarsColdNight
ALL rules listed above must be followed in order to use my works in any way.
Thank you LissaMonster for the preview images!
>Linking the FAQs is unnecessary. It's common sense that it's against the rules of DA to use other peoples' works without their authorization. If anybody does, it's 90% likely they just don't care about the rules. In the rare event someone legitimately doesn't know this on an art website, you could simply say "Please take this down, this piece uses my artwork and you did not follow my rules. This is an unauthorized use of my work and I would rather not file a DMCA claim against you" and they'd learn better.
>The long and grammatically incorrect copyright notice is unnecessary. All it takes is your list of rules and a copyright disclaimer to get the message through.
>"
You are not allowed to use my stocks with other artists drawings to make your own Mix, banners etc, this is called arthief" is also common sense, but there are instances where users get permission to use other artist's works in mixes of stock works, so long as the stock artist also gives permission. For example: some artists are okay with whatever non-commercial use of their work you might do, so long as you give them proper credit. These are typically called free-to-use, creative commons, copyright-free, or other works where artists exclusively grant others permission to use the work under a few conditions. If you know this and don't want your stocks mixed with other artists' works regardless of whether the mixer got permission or uses F2U (free-to-use) works, then just state that in your rules page. >While putting all the rules right in front of your face may seem tempting, either make them really short and don't link a journal or just keep them in the linked journal. Doing both is unnecessary. If someone is going to be an art thief and not respect your rules, then using all of the extra space to redundantly state your rules won't help.
>While this is an art website, there's no need for large text, huge spacing, and other things that make browsing more of a chore. If people want to see more of you and your art and go to your websites and such, then they can go to your page where you can have those things linked, rather than having a wonky banner at the top of your description. Try keeping your sites and such exclusive to your page, that way it would help potential customers form more of a personal connection with you. If people want to use your work for personal usage, all you need is "Personal Usage Rules" with a link. That gets the message through. Same thing for Commercial Usage Rules and Commercial Licenses Available Here. If people seem to be "missing that" then it's because they're deliberately doing it. In fact, with the huge amount of wasted space and such a long description, people are less likely to read your rules if anything, because they'll just see a huge wall of text and probably consider it unimportant.