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Welcome to a new feature/article series that will delve into the galleries of Stock & Resources to showcase what the galleries are all about. We will be exploring the major subcategories in our gallery's tree! To kick off the series let's look at the sub gallery that is the most familiar!
STOCK IMAGES
What is it?
Photographic images that have had permission granted for use in deviant's art. These images must adhere to FAQ #809: What are DeviantArt's stock image guidelines?
What is it not?
Stock Images is not for celebrity/anime clip art, memes, drawings, or other non stock material, as well as material that does not adhere to faq 809. All material submitted to this gallery must be photographic in nature with a few exceptions such as renders of 3-D Models and fractal images.
What are the subcategories of STOCK IMAGES?
- 3D & Renders: This is for .jpeg, .png, and other image files of 3-D models that cannot be edited --i.e. rendered. We'll discuss this with the 3-D model gallery.
- Animals: Photographic stock of animals.
- Aquatic: Photographic stock of animals that live in water.
- Birds: Photographic stock of birds.
- Insects & Arachnids: Photographic stock of insects and arachnids.
- Mammals: Photographic stock of mammals.
- Reptiles & Amphibians: Photographic stock of reptiles and amphibians.
- Other: any animal that does not fit in previous galleries for example snails.
- Classical & Vintage: Vintage photographs that are in the public domain, typically 100+ years old.
- Food: Photographic stock of food.
- Fractals: Image files (.jpeg,.png,.tiff etc) of fractals created in various programs.
- Model: Photographic images of humans either in costume or nude.
- Children: Photographic images of children.
- Female: Photographic images of women.
- Male: Photographic images of men.
- Groups: Photographic images of more than one human.
- Nature: Photographic images of nature excluding animals and plants.
- Fire: Photographic images of fire.
- Landscapes: Photographic images of landscapes.
- Waterscapes: Photographic images of waterscapes.
- Skies & Space: Photographic images of the sky and/or space photography.
- Other: images that do not fit the other subcategories.
- Objects: Photographic images of objects.
- Household items: Photographic images of everyday objects, i.e. kitchen utensils, books, toys etc.
- Jewelry: Photographic images of jewelry.
- Statues & Monuments: Photographic images of statues.
- Technical: Photographic images of instruments and equipment used in the sciences and music or as a tool i.e. microscopes, telescopes, musical instruments, and mechanic bits and pieces.
- Transportation: Photographic images of cars, planes, boats and other vehicles.
- Wardrobe: Photographic images of clothing and accessories i.e. dresses, painted hair, hats, shoes.
- Weapons: Photographic images of weapons i.e. swords, guns, etc.
- Other: Photographic images of objects that do not fit other categories
- Places: Photographic images of man-made structures and places including parks and gardens.
- Exterior: Photographic images of outside of buildings or public spaces like gardens and parks
- Interior: Photographic images of insides of buildings
- Plants: Photographic images of plants, also includes fungi.
- Premade Backgrounds: Images that consist of several images blended together to make a background. All stock used in these images must be credited and adhere to FAQ #809: What are DeviantArt's stock image guidelines?
- Exterior: Premade Backgrounds that depict exteriors of man-made structures/areas
- Interior: Premade Backgrounds that depict interiors of man-made structures/areas
- Nature: Premade Backgrounds that depict natural areas
- Other: Premade backgrounds that do not fit previous categories
Hopefully this will help when you're unsure of where to submit your stock images!
FAQ #217: What are "Stock and Resources" and can I use them in my submissions?
FAQ #157: Can I use things created by other people in my submissions?
FAQ #306: Does "Crediting" let me use whatever I want?
FAQ #257: What sort of permission do I need to use someone else's work?
FAQ #193: How do I prove that I had permission to use someone's work?
FAQ #809: What are DeviantArt's stock image guidelines?