Hi all,
This is the first in our new line of fantasy stock art. Each installment of Blackdyrge's Portfolio features high-quality, black & white images, and is drawn by one of Blackdirge Publishing's veteran artists: Jesse Mohn, Hunter McFalls, and Erik Nowak.
Future installments of the series will feature classic fantasy themes and subject, such as humanoids (orcs, gnolls, goblins, etc.), character classes (fighters, clerics, rogues, etc.), and legendary monsters (dragons, demons, elementals, etc.).
BD
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Hi all,
This is the first in our new line of fantasy stock art. Each installment of Blackdyrge's Portfolio features high-quality, black & white images, and is drawn by one of Blackdirge Publishing's veteran artists: Jesse Mohn, Hunter McFalls, and Erik Nowak.
Future installments of the series will feature classic fantasy themes and subject, such as humanoids (orcs, gnolls, goblins, etc.), character classes (fighters, clerics, rogues, etc.), and legendary monsters (dragons, demons, elementals, etc.).
BD
You mention an included license. Would these be able to be legally used in, say, a fantasy setting wiki like [ulr=http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/]PathfinderWiki[/url]? What are the licensing restrictions?
You mention an included license. Would these be able to be legally used in, say, a fantasy setting wiki like [ulr=http://www.pathfinderwiki.com/]PathfinderWiki[/url]? What are the licensing restrictions?
The license grants you the right to use the art in print and electronic products. However, the art may not be posted on the web without special permission. I might consider allowing the art to be used on a website in some circumstances, but I’m not keen on it being used in something as open as a wiki.
BD