Please download for full resolution! Observe these rules when using our stock:
1. Use our pictures only on deviantart!!! If we find our work anywhere other than Deviantart without our prior knowledge and permission, we will take (legal) action against it. 2. If you use our stock, give credit, add a link back to us in the description and send us a note or post a comment with the link to your deviation to us. All deviations with our stock will be faved and featured in our collection. 3: Feel free to use our stock in photomanipulations or as (pose) references for traditional art such as paintings or drawings. We are also fine with the use of our stock in school and university projects, as long as it is not used commercially without our prior knowledge and permission. 4: Do not use our stock to create other stock or downloadables. 5: Do not use our stock to create pornographic images (including any and all fetishes!). 6. It is allowed to sell prints of art made with our stock, but only on dA. If we find photos with our stock for sale anywhere else without our permission, we will take action against it. 7. Using our stock for commercial purposes without our prior permission is a crime and we will take action against it! If you want to use our stock for a commercial project, note or e-mail us. The prices for the use of our stock photos depend on the project, but we are fair and we are willing to negotiate about the prices. We can provide model release forms upon request. If you want to use our stock for a commercial project, note or e-mail us ( birdsistersstock@live.de). An E-Mail will usually get you the quickest answer.If you have any questions, feel free to ask us! If you do not understand the rules, we will also be happy to help clarify them!
We speak German, Dutch and English fluently.
Thank you!!
marphilhearts.deviantart.com/a…
Thank you very much.
Thanks!
P.S. I love your page, it is so colourful and sparkly!
I know that generally people can come across as a little stubborn to part with points or money for things like commissions and premium content, but if you persevere (for a looong time sometimes), it does work out. It's also a mixture of how you promote the content/product and yourself and the price set. I know that sometimes I got for months with no commissions because I refuse to accept points and want to be paid in something more useful to me, but then eventually, one or two people will come along who don't see it as such a hard thing to pay in, and over time, people get used to the idea of what something is worth. Basically, a lot of people don't put much worth into a lot of art and design based stuff, but it's something that takes time for them to get accustomed too.