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06/25/2019 10:22:50 PM · #1 |
Originally posted by nam:
Both Standard and Extended say you may
use images that do not meet the source or date requirements as textures in your entry if they function specifically as textures and not to circumvent other rules.
Does this include textures that you have purchased or otherwise have a right to use BUT did not take or create yourself?
I think you can only use a texture in Standard if it's applied to the entire image. Can you use it selectively in Extended? |
Right on all counts: you can use PS or 3rd-party texture libraries and in Extended Editing there are no restrictions on HOW you use them.
BUT, beware of using recognizable images that come in texture libraries as objects in their own right. For example, you can't throw an image of clouds into an empty sky to make it look like they are real clouds when using Extended UNLESS you took the cloud image yourself and within the challenge timeframe.
The goal of the rule is just what it says: to allow the creative use of *textures*: it's not a license to circumvent rules about image sourcing or within-the-timeframe rules. |
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06/25/2019 10:06:33 PM · #2 |
Both Standard and Extended say you may
use images that do not meet the source or date requirements as textures in your entry if they function specifically as textures and not to circumvent other rules.
Does this include textures that you have purchased or otherwise have a right to use BUT did not take or create yourself?
I think you can only use a texture in Standard if it's applied to the entire image. Can you use it selectively in Extended? |
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