Of course you can! These tutorials wouldn't be much use if you were prohibited from putting your new skills into practice! We expect no payment of any kind for these tutorials, and they are offered totally free of any legal or moral obligation to you. A link back to BioRUST on your website (if you have one), would always be appreciated though... ;)

The downloadable .PSDs we provide for the vast majority of the tutorials are free for your own use. We do ask, however, that you do not distribute the files yourself and/or any minor variations thereof without permission. The main reason we offer these files is to provide you with a repository of pre-fabricated effects, and perhaps a starting point for more complex designs. Distributing the originals as your own work is hardly creative and will certainly not enhance your skills as a digital artist.

NO - DEFINITELY NOT! We don't mind, of course, any form of link back to BioRUST with maybe the odd thumbnail or two, but taking any one of the tutorials whole and supplanting it on your website is theft, and will be dealt with harshly. If you really like the tutorials and want to advertise them, why not just hyperlink directly to their URL?

Of course you can! In this case we don't even mind if you host the tutorial text/images on your own website, but we *MUST* be credited as the original creator of the tutorial, and a hyperlink added back to BioRUST. Additionally, please note that this only applies to genuine languages spoken in the real world, and the tutorial text must be PERSONALLY translated (not using babelfish or anything similar).

Yes!   We love to add new and original tutorials to our ever-growing database! If you would like to submit a tutorial, fill in the contact form with as much detail as you can manage and we'll get back to you with details.  Or, if you prefer, you can submit your tutorial to the tutorials submission forum. There's no need to stick to a specific format when submitting, as we will do all the boring work for you if needed... and fully credit you as the author on your tutorial pages if your submission is accepted.

Of course you can! We make no guarantees we will be able to get around to your specific tutorial in any given timeframe, but we listen to our audience, and if there is demand out there for a guide to a specific technique/effect, we will be only too glad to offer our assistance. Just ask via the contact form or post in the correct forum and we'll get right back to you...