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"ALL the masterpieces in my store are personally (and originally) hand-drawn and illustrated by me, and only me, Aurelia Nobleia. So you don't have to worry about using art that's being illegally (and sloppily) copied or stolen from other artists by teams of cheaply hired freelancers from a third-world country. I am a full-time professional artist who has studied under some of the world's top Disney, Pixar, and children's book illustrators. My masterpieces are exclusively my work. And all of my masterpieces include a free, unlimited quantity, commercial-use license. So you can use them for commercial use (like for your company logo and product labels) and in your products for sale. But you can only use and sell my work on physical products. Selling them (or giving them away) in any type of digital, downloadable format is not allowed. So if you have any questions about the terms, feel free to send me a message to ask before purchase. Thank you. :)" ~ aurelia
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susie on Dec 3, 2022
5 out of 5 starsSeller very helpful, look forward to using logo in the future.
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Melinda and Craig on Aug 14, 2022
5 out of 5 starsExactly as described. The perfect designs for what I needed
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Tracey on Dec 1, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLoved this graphic to help me design a wedding program. Thank you!
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About turnipCo
Origins Of The Noble Bunny Family
Long ago, when the earth was young…
There grew a wild turnip patch. One imbued with magical properties. Because of a potion that was spilled. And whose liquid remnants washed away with the rain. Running deep into the nearby soil.
The turnips grew. Just like any other turnips.
No different in look. Or color. Or weight.
There was something different about them of course. But no one would ever know what. Until the fateful day came. When they were eaten at last.
And that day came soon. When a young little bunny came scurrying through the fields. And cast his eye upon those delicious looking turnips.
He sniffed.
He grabbed.
And he nibbled.
*BOOM*
He was knocked back 20 feet. A wave of creativity burst through his veins.
*BOOM*
His mind was suddenly filled with an overwhelming desire to create. And he fell writhing on the ground in agony.
*BOOM*
He eventually fainted. And was carried back home by a friend who was passing by.
Awakening upon his bed later that evening, he called for canvas and paint to be brought to him. For that was all he could think of when he awoke.
Putting paint to paw…
… and paw to canvas…
… he soon created what was…
… the most magnificent art that he or his family had ever seen!
Word soon got out about his astounding new artistic abilities.
Animals from far and near came to see the bunny. Hungrily desiring to buy any and all art that he created. In exchange for all their food and money.
It was unbelievable.
From where was this genius artistry flowing from?
Over time he started to understand…
It must have been the power of the turnip patch…
And so, taking the wealth he had quickly gained, he bought up all the land in those parts. And preserved the magical turnip patch for his personal use. Sharing the carefully guarded secret only between members of the Noble Bunny family.
Aurelia is the 17th generation of the Noble Bunny family. Whose magically artistic abilities have brought fame and fortune to all who have possessed their art.
She has eaten the turnips.
Many times.
But unlike her predecessors, she has decided to make the magical art flowing from her paws available for all to use…
If they are willing to pay the price…
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aurelia
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Illustrator, Designer, Artist, Founder & CEO of Turnip.co
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If you find that you haven't received your item(s) within 48 hours, please check your spam folder. If you still can't find the item(s) you purchased, check your Etsy Purchases page. Or contact me. I'll happily send you the email again. :)
Apologies for any inconveniences. :(
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How do I download the masterpieces I've invested in?
After purchase, please check your email for your special download link. Also, remember to click on the Order Confirmation link sent to your email within 15 minutes after purchase to complete your order and receive your special surprise gift. :)
What are the terms of your included commercial-use license?
- You can use the masterpieces you invested in for both personal and commercial use.
- You cannot resell or giveaway our masterpieces.
- You can use our masterpieces on physical products you sell, in unlimited quantities.
- You cannot use our masterpieces in digital products you sell or give away. Our work may not be sold or given away in any type of digital, downloadable format.
- You cannot trademark, or copyright our masterpieces, or register them as your own.
- You cannot give away or re-license the rights to our masterpieces.
- If have questions about the terms, feel free to message me and ask before purchase. :)
Can you customize or edit the masterpiece I purchased for me?
My apologies, we don't do any custom design work or requests. I'm really sorry about that. :(
Do your wreaths come with editable text, or do I have to add text myself?
All our wreath masterpieces are images only. They don't come with any text. So you will have to add text to the image yourself in your image editing software.
Can I use your masterpieces in my business logo?
Yes, you can use our masterpieces in your business logo... as long as you don't copyright or trademark your logo. Because other people will be using the masterpieces too. And they won't be able to use it if you do that.
I tried opening the SVG files in my image software, but why does it look so corrupted with so many squiggly black lines everywhere?
SVG files have compatibility issues with quite a few different software. Especially software like CorelDraw, and it seems also Inkscape, and more. And it seems to be especially a problem for the older versions of these software.
The simple solution is to find a free online SVG to EPS converter in Google (there are tons of them and they are fast and free), and convert the SVG files to EPS before using them.
EPS seems to have a lot less incompatibility with different software. Also, a lot of our files are available in EPS format already, but we are slowly working to add the format to all of our designs. It'll take some time though, because we have so many files to work with...