#frozenstocks

Dream big! The Three of Wands represents success, whether it’s a project you’ve finished, a work in progress, or a future endeavor. It encourages you to pursue your vision–you’ve got this. Notice the gentleman is looking out over a city, perhaps his empire. He has a distant view, all the way to the river and beyond, and he can see the opportunities ahead of him. Thanks to the following artists…

http://frozenstocks.deviantart.com/

STOCK USAGE RULES #1: This stock was created for artists on Deviantart. If you need to use it elsewhere you are free to do so, provided there's a small credit provided somewhere (description box, on the image, etc). #2: When you use stocks from this account you must credit me in the artist notes by putting either :dev frozenstocks:, :icon frozenstocks: or :dev frozenstarro: or :icon frozenstarro: (no spaces). #3 I like seeing the many creative ways artists find use of my resources, so please leave a link to your artwork in the comments or notes, I may not get back to it right away, but please know I always look. #4: You may not claim any of the items in this gallery as your own. I'm the one taking the photographs, manipulating or cropping them out for your enjoyment. #5: You may not redistribute any of the items in this gallery. If anyone needs to use a stock piece, link them to this page. It's free for all, share the link. #6: Derivative stock on DeviantArt is strictly forbidden without my permission. Send me a note at FrozenStarRo and we'll work something out. #7: Commercial use is allowed to DeviantArt prints & merchandise. Other commercial kind of usage is subject to discussion. Please send me a note at FrozenStarRo . I do grant permission on the following terms: *) If you use my stock for a book/cd cover you must ask for my permission. I don't want your money for the stock but I would really like a copy of the book/cd. **) If you need to use my resources to create derivative stock for sale (please note this includes only the brushes and textures), on sites such as Renderosity, you may do so if I get credited in the ReadMe file and I can have a copy of the product. I spend a lot on such artist resources so if you use it I'd like to have a copy. #8: You don't have to ask permission to post the artwork done with my stock on your personal pages (website, blog, myspace,flickr,etc.). It's your art, feel free to share it with the world anywhere you like! See #1