First, the pertinent info:

1. I am over 18, so you needn't worry about that; my birth year is 1988.

2. I'll add more to this section if I ever need to.




RULES:

1. TELL ME when you have used my stock. Please leave link in a comment on the image that you have used so that I, and others, can easily see what people have done with it, and so that I can fav it.

2. CREDIT ME. This should be obvious; if you don't credit, you steal. Please post a link to either my main stock page or directly to the image you used in your deviation comments. FAQ #81: How can I make links to other deviants, deviations, or websites?

3. If you want to use my stock outside DeviantART, ASK FIRST.

4. Do NOT post my stock as your own work, either on DeviantART or any other website.

5. Don't be crude or distasteful. You may NOT use any of my stock in pornographic or overly sexual works, or works that are degrading in any fashion. If I feel you have not followed this rule I will request that you remove the deviation.

6. I hereby grant all DeviantArtists permission to use my stock in any and all Deviant Prints without restriction.

7. You can use my stock for anything, as long as it's not pornographic or degrading... manipulations, drawing/painting references, whatever.

8. You may use my stock to create other stock images, but you still have to credit and inform me.

9. Don't just apply a couple Photoshop effects; put a little effort into it.

10. If you have any questions, feel free to note me.

11. Rules are subject to change. Please check back every couple weeks.



FAQ:

1. Will you take requests?
I don't take requests, but I DO take suggestions. Feel free to send me a note with your ideas.

2. Will you model for me?
It depends. Modeling isn't my career, by any means. There are a number of factors in play, here: 1) do I like your work? 2) do I feel like modeling? 3) do I have the time? 4) do you have a studio in the area? 5) do I like YOU? (Meaning: are you polite and professional and don't creep me out?)

3. Do you mind if all I do is change the lighting/contrast/etc and then post it?
I'd prefer if you didn't do this. I'd like a little more work to be put into it. Besides, I typically remove blemishes, tinker with curves/contrast/lighting before posting the images, so there isn't much need for this.