License and Usage Info for BittBox Freebies
I provide a lot of free [original] source files on this site, so I think It’s important for you to know exactly what you can do with those files.
BittBox source files (freebie downloads) are original works, and therefore subject to copyright. What does this mean? I’ll tell you: Since the files you download from BittBox.com are my original artwork, they are copyrighted by me with Some Rights Reserved for my protection provided by Creative Commons License, however, there are certain things you can do with them. Here’s what you can and can’t do:
First and foremost you need to understand one thing: Just because it’s free, doesn’t mean it’s copyright free. Every file (and every file contained within those files) I create/give away is copyrighted by me. I own the rights to all of my artwork. Get permission from me if you are unsure about anything. Getting permission is the right thing to do and it will save you a lot of trouble rather than getting caught selling my work.
Terms and Conditions for all BittBox.com Downloads:
1. You may NOT Redistribute BittBox Original Source files from your own site. Specifically, you can not download BittBox original designs, upload them to your own server, and redistribute as your own download, in whole or in part. In order to share BittBox resources, you must link to the BittBox page where the source file is located.
3. You may NOT adapt BittBox’s free source files in order to charge money for them. (This includes vectorizing my brushes)
4. You may NOT take any BittBox file (including zip files) and claim it as your own.
5. You may NOT take any BittBox file and sell it on a stock photography/vector resource site.
6. You may NOT take any BittBox Brush set and vectorize them in order to sell on a stock photography/vector resource site.
7. You may NOT ever copy and paste one of my entire articles on your own site. You may only feature an excerpt on your site and link to mine for the original story. Copying articles in full (even if you link back) is still copyright infringement. Excerpts only please.
By using my files, content, or both you agree to these terms and conditions which are subject to change without notice. Violating these terms and conditions could and will result in punishment to the maximum extent under law.
Do these things:
Use Bittbox files in posters, website designs, cd covers, postcards, annuals, flyers, business cards, branding, . . . DESIGN.
Use BittBox buttons as a part of a UI for a software you are developing.
Use BittBox files as a learning experience to grow and create your own excellent designs.
Take a screenshot or grab an image from one of my posts and link to the post if you want to allow your visitors access to BittBox Files. (hotlinking won’t work, trust me)
Yes, you can use my work in commercial applications without my permission.
Sorry to be picky, but the CC-license you picked does not match what you want your license terms to be.
According to the CC-License, I could grab your stuff and put it on my server for others to download. (”You are free to Share ? to copy, distribute and transmit the work”)
This is nothing I want to do, I just want to point out the difference between the intent and the licence.
And of course: You got some great stuff on your site! Thank you very much for it.
@Stefan,
Yes,it says you are “free to share, transmit, and redistribute,” but right under that it lists “Under These Conditions.” Under the creative commons license I chose (above), the “attribution” section states that you may share and redistribute, but only as the author describes.
I described above how to share my work. You must point your visitors to BittBox.com to retrieve the original files.
If you adapt my work, and It’s a fair enough adaptation to be considered original, then you may offer the source files from your own site. Otherwise, as the license states, you must share according to the authors instructions. In my case, simply link the Page on BittBox where the source file is located. Thus sharing via a link, and maybe a screenshot. You may, however, grab any images from BittBox, and host them on your own server. I have no problem with that.
Thanks,
~BittBox
Thanks for the clarifications on CC. I love your brushes!
Thank you so much for the hard work you did creating not only the brushes but the tutorials also. They are all very much appreciated and I love your designs !
Thank you for sharing your work. I understand that there is a huge investment of time and involved in producing these items. So your efforts are greatly appreciated! I’m finding some items already that will be useful in my new website. I’ll be linking back to your site.
Jennifer, Thanks for the compliments, and I’d love to see your site!
~BittBox
Does the design that includes the use of the elements have to be licensed on a share alike basis? Thanks. Great work!
@Anna,
No. Only if you are sharing source files. If its just a design (image). You have the rights to it. And you may license as you see fit.
“Yes, you can use my work in commercial applications without my permission.”
You say we can use your work in commercial applications, but you also say we must only use your work in the same way you gave it to us, ie. Free.
How does this work?
Because you will be selling your software, not my buttons. If you use my designs as part of a UI that’s fine, you just can’t sell my source files. In other words, my buttons can be a part of your software, so long as you aren’t selling the buttons themselves.
~BittBox
Thank you for clearing that up for me. Your work and articles are great, keep it up.
Is it OK to use your brushes to make papers and elements for digital scrapbook kits sold on the internet? Digital scrapbook kits consist of .ZIP files with .png and .jpg files for papers, bow, flourishes, buttons, etc. used to make digital scrapbook pages in Photoshop and other programs (for ex. see http://www.oscraps.com/store)
@Debra,
Yes, as long as you aren’t selling the brushes themselves (.ABR file)
~BittBox
hi there
Im little confused.
I downloaded grunge brush set (only eps files) and used some of the grunge corners for my grunge flower design, can I sell this image on stock website?
thanks
OMG, your brushes are amazing and how uber generous of you to allow us to use them in our designs!!!!! You ROCK!!! Thank you a million!!!
xoox
L
Hey Bittbox,
First off, great site! I love the stuff you’ve done, and can’t wait until I can upgrade my photoshop 7 to CS so I can really start using your stuff.
Just wanted to let you know that I used your circles design for a graphic I made for my church. The series we’re about to do is called “Backstage Pass” and your circles really helped fill out the whole design. If you’d like to see it let me know and I will email it to you. Just so you can see your hard work at work!
Thanks again, and I look forward to reading more!
Pat Dryburgh
@Burcu
Yes, if you only used my files as part of your design. (you need to change 20% to be original) But this can include the overall composition of the file, not just changing my vectors. In other words, your file/design needs to contain some vectors you made on your own, not just BittBox vectors.
No, If your image only contains a bunch of my eps files stacked into one file.
@Pat and Lauren,
Thanks, glad to help!
~BittBox
Thank you for the information
it become legal issue when designers use some of the freebies in stock.
Good to know that I can partially use some of the images,
beautiful collections,
cheers
B.
Thank you for sharing your work - licensed under Creative Commons Attribution.
hi! i was wondering if i can use your graphic image for my commercial website and for advertisement of my stuff selling online? i will change a little bit like putting my store name beside it . may i do that? thanks alot! your stuff are great by the way!:)
@viva,
You will need to clarify a bit, or email me an image of what you are talking about. I can’t say yes or no at this point.
~Bitt
I just want to thank you for your amazing work and letting noobs like me toy around with your creations. You are amazing.
Hey Bittbox,
I just stumbled on this site today and I am in love….sorry this is such an awesome site and you are so generous in allowing us to use these in our designs as digital scrapbookers. Thankyou so much for all your amazing creations!!!
Chris :)
Hey Bittbox,
Can I offer .gbr files (Gimp brushes) of your Photoshop brushes on my blog?
I’d give you credit and a link to your site.
@trend breakr
Sure. I don’t see a problem with that. Thanks for getting permission. You did the right thing.
~Bitt
Hello Bitt -
Great site, and I’d like to suggest that you offer a donation box. I have found your brushes very valuable in my illustration work.
QUESTION: I have read your license and this discussion list, and want to double-check this: I may use your brushes in my work for resale, as long as the work becomes “original” by how the brushes are implemented (line shape, point thickness, combinations, etc.), and use of color, composition and other elements which I create? Correct? I am thinking that one could not somehow resell brushes “as is”, or make a work using the source files with no changes to them.
OK… now keep up the good work, and please add a donation box.
Yours, Scott
@Scott
Yes you can use my brushes in work you resale. You can not resale the brushes themselves. (in other words, it’s ok as long as you are selling a piece of artwork you created, not just a bunch of my brush strokes)
~Bitt
HI Bitt,
I have been looking for programs & help in graphic design when I found this site. After reading the comments, I have a quesrion.
I digitize embroidery designs and have been trying to find a program that I can use for original graphics that I can digitiz to sell.
In some cases I would sell an item with the embroidery design put on by me, and in other cases I would be selling the digitized embroidery design for others to use. I am also hoping to do graphice images to sell as clipart for others to digitize. ( I have several friends that want to digitize the designs on their own, but don’t want to draw or design the graphic.)
Is this something that is allowable under your copyright.
I am going to download your programs and try them out, but will not do anythisg with them until I know if it is ok or not. If I need to clarify anything, let me know.
Thank you for sharing your hard work After playing with a couple of graphic programs, I realize how much WORK goes into these things..
~Patti~
Just wanted to say how great it is for you to share your work. I am especially impressed by the Photoshop leaf brush set. Fantastic stuff.
Best,
Mike Ernst
I’m amazed by your generosity…
Thank you very much!!
You’ve made the world a better place for me :))
Hey, I have sent a donation to you via paypal, but it hasn’t been picked up for about 1 week now. Are you not taking donations yet?
It should be working as far as I know Richie. I’ve already received donations.
(and thanks, by they way!)
~Bitt
Hi Mr.Bittbox,
I don’t want to get in trouble with copyright infringement or anything, so I will ask your permission. I am entering a t-shirt design to uneetee.com using some of your foliage and tear drop vectors, but I will also use some of my own original vector elements. Is that ok?
If I used your free swirl brushes (or other ai brushes) and then made my own swoosh designs with them, could I use it for commercial use?
@Lee Anne
Yes, you may use the vectors as a part of a t-shirt design.
And Yes, the Illustrator brushes are merely tools. What you choose to do with them is up to you.
Thanks for asking,
~Bitt
This is my all-time favorite place to hang out on the web. Thanks so much for that!
I’m designing a logo for my band. If I use your brushes or some of the other free things found here, is it ok then to sell things from cafe press (i.e. t-shirts, hats, etc.) with that logo on them?
Thanks again.
@Sheryl
Do what ever you wish with the vector brushes because they are a “tool” and whatever you create with them is copyrighted by you. As for the vectors: As long as it’s your own design, meaning not just one of my vectors slapped on a shirt, then you are in the clear.
You can always email me a jpeg or something when you get done if you’re unsure.
Thanks for asking :)
~Bitt
Sorry to be a bit thick but I am a little confused about usage and I want to make sure I am clear on what I can/can’t do before I download anything. Can I use these brushes in personal scrapbook layouts? and next question if yes how about in kits I want give away/sell looking forward to hearing your answers. Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this. Hugs Crystal xx
duh I just read your comments you have already answered my question, much appreciated. Hugs Crystal xx
I do some graphic design, mostly logos and custom cards (birth announcements & holiday cards). May I use your brushes for these applications? May I direct my clients to your site if they want to use the brushes for other purposes (background of stationary for example or on their website).
@natasha,
Yes. That’s fine. They just can’t sell any of my brushes or files I give away for free. The brushes are a tool. What you create with them is copyrighted by you.
~Bitt
Thank you so much for offering these great free brushes. I am using them both to learn and create cool designs and your brushes help me go a lot further in much shorter time. Thank you. Thank you.
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I am a digital scrapbook kit designer. I also design brushes both for personal and professional use. If I were to design photoshop brushes using your illustrator brushes is this ok under your terms.
To explain better I would say make a flourish design with your brushes and make a brush with that for resale.
Your brushes are great by the way, I have been having a play and they are great to work with! :-) I would also put a link to your site in my terms of use (included with the set) as well as credit for the use of your brushes.
@justjaz
That is perfectly OK. What you design WITH the brushes is copyright by you. (the brushes are merely a tool. Design away, even if it happens to be turned into photoshop brushes)
~Bitt
Thanks so much BittBox! You are very generous to share your brushes like this! :-) My designing is a hobby so I don’t earn bundles but I am going to send a donation your way as thanks. :-) The idea’s are a flowing! :-)
Dear Bitt,
Thanks for putting up all those lovely stuff!
I will love to use your vector swooshes and fancy corner designs for a school tshirt which will then be given out to the kids. They will really add the “omph” to the tshirt! Thought I had ask you for your permission first.
Thanks again! :)
@Sue,
That is perfectly ok.
~Bitt
thank you for your kindness and generosity! your work is amazing and helps us to become better artists and grow in our craft… god bless you!!
xoxoxo
Hello Bitt,
thanks a lot for all your great vector files. Well, I’d like to use some of your free graphics in my website templates (commercial use), so I’d like to know if that is ok? Of course I’d also pay for them as I know how much time you must have spent creating them.
Petra
Nice Vectors…thanks for sharing
Could you do a tutorial on how to do those swirly skinny lines you did in your foliage set. I can’t seem to make my lines swirl around or thin out like yours did.
Very nice by the way.
Your brushes are BEAUTIFUL and I am so thankful you allow use of them. That is very generous of you.
I wish to draw your attention to a VISUAL Standardized Terms of Use format that many in the Digital Designing for Others or Scrapbooking for Others are following. It can go along nicely with your creative commons licence. The website is below. Please consider looking in to this as it will VISUALLY clarify usage of your materials.
http://dsd-professionals.com/stoui/training-center/
Thanks so much
hi
My name is Luz and I would like to ask you if I can use some of a foliage vector as a part of a logo. I am a student of web design and your vectors are really helpful for me.
thanks for your response
Luz
I just would like to thank you for your generosity with your work. Its awesome and youre such an awesome person! Thank you soooooo much! Beautiful!
Hi thanks for your hardwork. I would like to clarify if I am allowed to use ur swirl brush as part of my t-shirt logo…the t-shirt would be sold. Am i allowed to do that? Thanks
@Lydia,
Sure that’s fine. Permission granted.
~Bitt
I’m starting up an invitation business and was interested in using your brushes.. would that be okay?
Your designs are awesome!
sorry, I would want to use both brushes and vectors..
@Lisalisa,
That’s fine, as long as you’re not selling the brushes or vectors themselves.
~Bitt
Hi,
I’m a weekly guest tutorial writer for PSDTUTS.com. I made a tutorial for a poster design and I would like to use Grungy Paper 2 in the design. We would of course put a link to your post about this freebie in the intro paragraph crediting your work.
The big issue is that the site offers downloads for sale so users can review the process to make the design. We could watermark the Grungy Paper 2 image with big text that says Bittbox. That way they couldn’t use the image without coming to your site to download it, but they would be able to see the layer effect used to overlay the image and where the image resides in relation to other layers. So they could learn from it.
Thanks for taking the time to review this request. I’m a big fan of your site.
Thanks,
Sean Hodge
Hello,
I looked through the comments but since most dealt with commercial uses, I couldn’t find an answer to my question. If I used your brushes (or vectors) in a web layout, could I then release this layout under whatever creative commons license I choose? or even into the public domain? Could I upload it to open source web design sites?
Thank you.
Cat,
That’s fine as long as you don’t give away/charge for the vectors themselves.
In other words, as long as it’s an image, and not the source file.
~Bitt
Wonderful! Thank you for all your work.
sevenfold avenged critical sevenfold beast avenged
Hi, I am an italian graphic designer.
I must create a logo for a company and to do this I need to use your wonderful brushes.
I ask you if I can use your brushes.
Thanks
@Mimmo Greco,
Permission Granted. The brushes are simply a tool. What you create with them is copyrighted by you.
~Bitt
Thanks BittBox,
CONGRATULATIONS FOR ALL YOUR WORKS!!!
Hello, I badly speak on ????????? and it is difficult to me to read all questions answers. I have made work on sale on a vector drain
http: // www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve //5492995/2/istockphoto_5492995_spring.jpg
Whether I can sell this work, having specified a source of an origin of your brushes to inspectors?
Hello, I badly speak on english and it is difficult to me to read all questions answers. I have made work on sale on a vector drain
http: // www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve //5492995/2/istockphoto_5492995_spring.jpg
Whether I can sell this work, having specified a source of an origin of your brushes to inspectors?
“Use Bittbox files in posters, website designs, cd covers, postcards, annuals, flyers, business cards, branding, . . . DESIGN.”
Almost don’t want to ask since so much has been covered in the responses! Anyways - I’m experimenting with using one of your grunge backgrounds for a poster to be sold. Ofcourse, 90% and up will be my doing. Just wanted to double check before handing it over to the client. I do totally understand the brushes are cool to use in the process, which I may try, as well.
Awesome site. I work freelance and don’t get the immediate hands-on inspiration and ideas from working around others, so I access the internet 24/7. It took me less than a minute to bookmark your site. Rock on.
Off to check out the Fonts section, now!
@Amy,
Yes using them in a poster is perfectly ok.
~Bitt
Hi I really do love your site and your freebies are fantastic!
Im just wondering, if i incorporate your [ adapted ] vector images on an album cover, if i need to credit you or if i can put mysef as the album artist.
Do you need to be credited on anything i do with your stock?
Thanks.
@Talitha,
No need to credit me when you’re only using the files as a part of a larger design. You can credit me for the vectors if you want, but put yourself as the artist for the CD cover.
~Bitt
Hi!
I really love your work! I have used some of your brushes on my main site. It might be hard to distinguish which ones, but I am sure you can easily tell - mainly the vine wrapping around the body :) I also added a kudos link to your site.
main site - http://www.ericastjohn.com/
I also am creating another site - http://postcards.ericawashere.com/ where people from all over can send in postcards and I will scan them in and collect them. I would like to use some of your freebies as “postcards” for the background of the site. I hope that would be fine, and I will be glad to credit and link to you.
Hi! Your site is a GREAT resource for artists and designers! I am a graphic artist and am looking into offering logo designs on my site. I have three questions, first, Can I use your free brushes and vectors incorporated into my own artwork and then sell the work on my site? Secondly If I design logos with your free vectors can I offer them for sale on my site, and also is it alright to use your free content to design for individual customers? Giving you credit and linking to your site would not be a problem for me at all. Thanks gor offering all of the great freebies!!
I recently completed a hypertext fiction piece using artwork created using your BB_gears.eps file. I want to be 100% sure about the copyright issues regarding your work, so I’m asking for permission to use the artwork in “Operation Voodoo,” which will be published in the non-profit online journal, CEllA’s Round Trip. Neither I nor the journal will make money off this publication, your work will not be distributed to others via my hypertext, and I will include a credits page acknowledging you as the creator of the image. The test site can be viewed at http://filebox.vt.edu/users/c11m77/OperationVoodoo/. The credits page, while not currently on the site, will be linked from the homepage of the site. The acknowlegment of your work will read as follows:
GEARS ARTWORK derived from vector images from Bittbox.com
Please let me know if you approve of this use of your work. Also, please let me know if I have provided inaccurate attribution information with regards to your name, location of the work, etc.
Many thanks!
@ Carrie,
That’s fine. Permission granted. Thanks for asking.
attribution as you have it is ok, but I usually capitalize the second “B”
~Bitt
Thanks for the permission and thanks for a great site!
You are the nicest designer i’ve ever met !!
Thanks for your permission to use all your GREAT stuffs …
So basically, it’s okay if i used your stuffs as long as i don’t sell JUST the stuffs but use it as an ELEMENTS of my design…
Right ?
@lebahempat,
Yes that’s correct.
~Bitt
Hi,
Just to double check, i am currently designing some T-Shirts (to be sold), am i okay to use some of your vectors in the designs? They will be mixed up with my own vectors/artwork so your vectors won’t just be on their own.
Is that okay? Thanks! :)
@Skdk8,
Yes, that perfectly ok.
~Bitt
Just wanted to say you’re truly amazing and very generous.
When I get my site up, I’ll definitely post a link back here to you.
Hi..
again double check. I’m a scrapbook designer and wonder if I could use your brushes to create pattern/texture for my papers that I’m going to sell?
@Edhish,
Yes that’s fine. Thanks for asking :)
~Bitt
Bitt,
I’m still a little confused because of the no-commercial tag in the cc liscense. Am I to assume that is no-commercial insomuch as reselling the files themselves, but alright to use the files as tools for original works in commercial applications?
I’m a freelance designer and I love your brushes/vectors/fonts and would like to use them in my original web, print, and logo designs made for commercial clients, and also Wordpress templates to be sold. May I do this?
@Seili,
That’s correct. The non-commercial refers to not selling my source files. You may use them as tools in your projects, even if you sell the projects.
~Bitt
Can I use the vectors for printing on clothing?
just want to be sure.
thanks.
sorry. read more responses and im assuming it pretty much ok as ling as, like you say, its not just your vector slapped on a shirt…sorry for asking again.
m
Hi, I’m currently illustrating a picture book to be published and sold, is it okay to use your photoshop brushes to help me create some of the illustrations.
Great website.
Thank You.
Simon
@ Simon,
Yes, that’s fine. Thanks for asking.
~Bitt
Hi,
I am currently making a website for a client and I was wonering if it is ok to use the “FREE High-Res Grungy Paper Textures” to creat a background for the project. Of course, it is altered in size, colour, overlay, etc in Photoshop. Please let me know.
Thank You.
Shintakenji
I would like to use your vector for the company where I work. We design a lot of flyers, brochures, sales tools, marketing material. Could I use you vectors images on my projects?
I like your work! Nice graphics!
@Rosa and Shintakenji,
Yes, that’s fine.
Jay (~Bitt)
thank you very much
Hey!
I’m working on the design for my blog, and I saw these brushes. They’re amazing!
I was just wondering; if I use the brushes in my design, do I have to have to link to your site, or can I just use them and not link?
Thanks again!
@Lena
no link is necessary.
Jay
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Yo. Just wanted to post another thank you for the dl’s and tips you post. Learning about brushes kinda opens up a whole other realm of design for me.
Thanks!
Hi Bitt,
I want to share some of my files also on the web. Is it ok if I use your TOU text on my site? I will obviously adapt it to my context, but overall I like the way you’ve put it.
Bless. Ben
BittBox!
You are a ROCKSTAR… no scratch that, you are a SUPERSTAR! Thanks for all the hard work you put in to make my life and job easier! Your tutorials ROCK, your brushes and images ROCK!
Thanks again!
Live well,
Chris
I don’t know how I got here but this is a fantastic site! Thanks you very much for the “freebies”.
Cheers,
James
Is it okay for me to use some of your free vectors for contest entries? This wasn’t covered in your TOU or in the comments so far so I thought I’d ask.
@Rui,
Sure. That’s ok with me. :)
We are considering parchase, but we’d like to ask about licence in broadcasting.
Do we need any specialized licence for broadcasting in Japanese tv station if we use images which are made with BittBox Freebies?
> images which are made with BittBox Freebies?
->I mean
images which are made with free-high-res-photoshop-brushes-grungy-watercolor?
@ATS
You may use the graphics on your tv station without a license and free of charge. Permission granted.
Jay
I appreiciate your generosity! Thank you for quick
reply
Is the TOU saying that we can’t sell the freebies or that we also can not use them as part of a poster/logo/website that we are selling as well?
@SME
You can use them in your designs, even if you sell your designs. You just can’t sell or redistrinute the freebie source files.
Jay
Okay, and you thought the questions had subsided…
What are the TOU’s for Conglomerfont (since the art is created from several people)
BTW: Thanks for your generosity!! and wonderful art!
@viv,
feel free to use for personal and commercial.
jay
awesome thanks :)
Hi! Most of my questions have been more than amply answered in the comments above, so I really just want to say that you are incredibly awesome, and thank you so much for your generosity and goodwill! I will be sure to credit you with a link when I use your designs. May the world be filled with more people like you! :D Have a great day!
so when i use a brush set, or a font, or some other freebie in creating some images for a website background, i’d attribute back to here, and thats all i need to do to use them???
@kumhianoa,
No ttribution is necessary for using them like that. They’re simply tools :)
Jay
I am assuming that I can use your brushes and vector files to create vector images for microstock websites; as long as I am creating my own work and using your resources as tools for my image? Everything I would use would be changed and modified to work for my images and your content would not be the only content in each illustration. Is this ok?
Thanks for such a great resource.
Joshua
@Joshua,
Yes, that’s correct.
Jay
the light blur free texture pack has wonderful images…I could definitely use them for a ballet poster i’m working on! may I?
its a non profit performing arts organization’s annual showcase and this would be perfect for it. The poster will be printed and posted at a ton of places so i thought i’d check with you first. :D
@deannelx,
That’s perfectly fine, go nuts!
Jay
Im a web designer….. i do web templates for one web design template selling company…. can i use your art works as a part in my templates which i design for them….
Regardz
Mac
Inspirational Imagery! Thanks
Hi!
I want to make sure about the CU stuff, I downloaded one of the free texture and I wonder if I can use that as one of my product for sale.
Thanks!
@Winnie,
No. You can’t sell the textures we give away for free. You can use them in your designs for sale, but you can’t sell the textures themselves.
Jay
Just wanna say… thank your for these awesome sites, free stuff, inspiring examples and your great effords to keep them up2date and interesting.
Hi again … I mean after I re-design the texture, with color and wordings and else, can I sell them??
Great works! congratulations, it´s very kind that some of they are available for designers.
let´s use it with responsability and profesional ethic.
thank´s dude!
Daniel HG.
Excuse me, I am entering a competition that includes designing and making an album cover for “Page 44″
I stumbled across your tutorial brush “35 free brushes” and was wondering If I could use it to enter the competition?
The brush may be modified using overlapping techniques and hopefully with your permission I can enter.
Kind regards.
@BanjO
Yes, that’s fine. :)
Jay
And i have just noticed more of your outstandin work? can i use a couple of pieces to modify another one of your piece of art with? thankyou.
Hi there,
I want to put on my site some of my own original source files for others to use. And I wanted to ask you if I can use the licence description, which you have here (or at least some parts of it).
@Orson,
Yes, that’s perfectly ok with me :)
Jay
I am currently creating a layout for a pen & paper roleplaying “one-page adventure” for a adventure creation contest. I want to make use some of your free textures. Is it ok, when I add the following to my works?
“The textures are copyright bittbox.com. Used with permission.” (provided I get your permission)
I am also working on some book projects where I want to use some of your awesome paper textures. Would a short notice like the one above be sufficient?
I am a creator of digiscrap material, I make papers and elements to use in digital scrapbooking wich I sell at a webshop. Can I use your brushes for this or do I need a special license?
Regards Joanna
Hi Jay,
I work as an industrial designer. Would it be ok to use some of your vectors as ornamentation on a panel for a product design we do for a client?
Asker
[...] and vectors are regularly distributed from Bittbox. There is also a page specifically for the terms of use, so be sure to check out the [...]
[...] and vectors are regularly distributed from Bittbox. There is also a page specifically for the terms of use, so be sure to check out the [...]
[...] and vectors are regularly distributed from Bittbox. There is also a page specifically for the terms of use, so be sure to check out the [...]
Thank you for offering splendid material!
I paint an illustration in a color and want to use your brush for it. In addition, I want to use your brush to paint with the illustration of another person. (It is non-commercial use entirely.)
Is it necessary to do your copyright indication in these all works?
I want to use your wonderful brush as much as possible, but there is the thing which does not have your copyright indication in a work.
I love your freebies! I have a web company which sells customizable website themes. Is it OK to use your textures and other freebies in the themes? Thanks!
@yuu and Lauren,
Yes, that’s fine :)
Jay