Terms & Condition Buyingg Ready Made Artwork We only deliver digital files through email unless for commission work which requested us to paint manually. Most digital files are 130mm x 130mm in size and at 300 dpi which is much suitable for CD cover. Some are slightly bigger than 130 mm x 130 mm. Starting from October 2008 most art are sized around 210 mm x 210 mm. Files format are TIFF or PSD (non-layered). The high resolution file of the artwork will only be delivered through email once the buyer made 100% payment. If payment is not completed within 24 hrs after the booking time the artist have the right to sell the artwork to anyone. After payment is completed, the buyer owns the artwork and they have unlimited rights on it, unless otherwise stated. The artist retains rights for self promotion of the finished artwork. The buyer/ client retain copyright and ownership of the finished artwork. The artist will issue an invoice with a statement of transfer of ownership to client/ buyer upon receipt of full payment. The artist retains the right to use the artwork for self-promotion only. Artwork sold are not refundable. Note: Once a buyer charge back from any payment service provider the artwork sold and receipt of transfer of ownership of the artwork automatically void without notice. The artist have the right to put the artwork back on sale even a buyer have not receive full refund. The artist appreciate if a buyer would get back to him if there is any problem with the artwork. If a buyer thinks he/ she can get a free artwork by making a chargeback he/ she are making a big mistake!!! Commission/ Custom Artwork 50% of the full amount agreed is to be paid to the artist by the client upon agreement of the project receiving. If payment is not made, there will be no valid agreement. The artist will sent a notice to the client/buyer if there is no progressive or update on the project by the client. Client/buyer will have to respond within 30 days, if there is no response within 30 days of the notice the artist have the right to stop the project or put the artwork up for sale. If the project is terminated by client/buyer after the 50% payment is made, there will be no refund. If the artist terminates the project the 50% payment will be refunded to the client/buyer. If the client/buyer did not pay the remaining 50% for the finished artwork within 30 days, the artist have the right to put the finished artwork for sale. The remaining 50% must be paid after a low resolution file of the final illustration which has been agreed by both parties (client and artist) sent to the client. The high resolution file will only be delivered after the remaining 50% of the total amount been paid to the artist. If client requires manual paintwork on canvas, a low resolution file of the final illustration which has been agreed by both parties (client and artist) will be sent to the client. The illustration will only be delivered after the remaining 50% of the total amount been paid to the artist. Artwork Ownership The artist retains rights for self promotion of the finished artwork. The buyer/ client retain copyright and ownership of the finished artwork. The artist will issue an invoice with a statement of transfer of ownership to client/ buyer upon receipt of full payment. This invoice/ receipt will void once a buyer making a charge back from any payment service provider. Delivery The artist can only adhere to deadlines agreed if there is no delay in the approval of roughs or in the supply of reference material. The artist shall not be held responsible for any consequential loss from the late delivery of artwork. All courier fees relating to the job shall be paid by the client. You may skip reading this part if your order doesn't require alteration from existing artwork or relevant issues. Further Informaton on Copyright & Infringements Fair Dealing Under the provisions of the Copyright Act, copying the whole or a part of a copyright work is permissible as long as it is a 'fair dealing'. Factors that will be taken into account in deciding whether such copying is a fair dealing include the following: •  purpose and character of the dealing, including whether such dealing is of a commercial nature or is for non-profit educational purposes; •  nature of the work; •  amount and substantiality of the part copied taken in relation to the whole work; •  effect of the dealing upon the potential market for, or value of, the work; •  the possibility of obtaining the work within a reasonable time at an ordinary commercial price. Where the copying is for the specific purposes of research or study, it shall be taken to be a fair dealing as long as the copying limits are observed. For a published work of at least 10 pages, the copying limits are up to 10% of the number of pages or one chapter, whichever is the greater. In other cases, fair dealings for the purposes of criticism, review or reporting current events would not constitute copyright infringement. In the case of criticism or review and the reporting of current events in a newspaper, magazine or similar periodical, a sufficient acknowledgment of the work is required. Other Exceptions It is not an infringement if a person: •  does anything which is the copyright owner's exclusive right to do if it is done for the purposes of judicial proceedings or professional legal advice; •  makes a copy from an original copy of a computer programme, which he owns, for the purpose of using that duplicate copy as a back-up in the event that the original copy is lost, destroyed or rendered unusable; •  decompiles a computer programme from a lower level language to obtain the information necessary to create an independent non-infringing computer programme which can be operated with the computer programme decompiled or with another computer programme if the information is unavailable and subject to the information not being used for other purposes and not being supplied to other persons; or •  observes, studies or tests the functioning of a computer programme in order to determine the underlying ideas and principles if this is done while loading, displaying, running, transmitting or storing the computer programme insofar as he is entitled to do any of these latter acts. Terms and condition are subject to changes .