Permission to use my rendered JPG's on my website
I have a piano teaching FREE website. People download PDF music that I have created for free. They also download free audio files of the music I have created. However, I do advertise that for $20 they can download more advanced piano lessons on another website that i created. My question is, can I legally use the rendered images that I make in Bryce 7.1 and in DAZ 3.5 on my piano teaching website for decoration purposes only?
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Renders are yours to use and you hold the copyright to the renders made, that's the whole point of using Bryce or DAZ 3D.
Thank you for such a quick answer. Is there any way that I can visit someone's website who has used their renders for decoration.
Daveintart is full of 3D art, many comic books on the Web is full of 3D art, all 3D sites are full of 3D art, all done with Permission in the EULA for the content sold on the 3D art sites. Its every place you can look really.
Toon Girl Sadie used to adorn a guild website I designed some time ago for a friend. Their guild was called 'Fairytale' so I dressed Sadie up in her SadieFae set as the sites mascot. She was pretty well-received. I'm not sure I know of many examples where the rendered art was used for decoration, as was the case with the guild site, but I'm sure they're out there somewhere.
My website, offering free add on textures for 3D content (Mostly DAZ 3D content) is really nothing but rendered images, from the splash screen onwards. See first link in my sig bar.