Our forensic science group is fundraising some money for the AAFS trip to Texas by selling shirts. I thought for really visual people we could provide a preview of the shirts on our website using poser figures. Poser figures will not be featured on the shirts themselves, just our logos.

Yea, but you have to pay them minimum wage and provide meals. Of course, they only eat virtual food so... Sorry, bad joke. Depending on the figure, you just need to check the license to see if it can be used for commercial purposes. Although someone more familiar with the usage restrictions would have to tell you if what you're doing is actually commercial or not.

The only restriction on DAZ characters is that you can't use them for clip art, but, as we've seen a few times over around here, they show up everywhere else. If you want to be completely safe, use the P4man and woman and the clothing that comes with P4. The texture maps take t-shirt designs real nice.

It's your picture, you can do what you like with it.

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DAZ removed the 'clip art' restriction quite some time ago. I saw an email from Steve Kondris just in the last couple of weeks that was very clear that DAZ don't restrict what you can do with rendered images of their models. See also: http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=12356&Form.ShowMessage=611132 bonni

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