Please do not reproduce or manipulate my dolls and artwork in any way or form without my prior written permission. I retain the sole right to display all of my work on my websites, galleries, journals, etc.

However, you may promote my work (showcasing your purchase, take photographs or make unboxing videos etc.) if you ensure that my name and/or company name is cited and my rights are maintained.

As this is artwork, provenance is important, so if you decide to eventually sell or gift your purchases to a third party then you are free to do so ensuring that they are made fully aware of and agree to these terms and conditions.

The PLA (polylactic acid) used for 3D printing the heads, paws, horns, ears etc. is very durable and hard. Each part is modelled with a significant wall thickness which does not dent, crack or break easily unless it is subjected to a large amount of brute force. Please note that although the 3D printed (plastic) parts are very sturdy and will not likely break even when dropped, they can still become damaged when handled roughly. More fragile parts that have a thinner wall thickness, e.g. small ears or teeth, are more likely to break when accidentally dropped or thrown.

Reposing it once in a while is no problem at all. However, do not abuse the wireframe by bending and re-positioning the doll continuously as this could cause the wire armature to become brittle and break. Handle them with care!

Do not expose the doll to water and do not wash them under any circumstances, as the painted surfaces and faux fur dyes may run and leave unwanted marks. In the case that the doll becomes dusty, either give them a good (soft) stroke with your hands or use a hairdryer on cool air to gently clean the fur. Please note that faux fur can easily catch fire when exposed to extreme, hot temperatures, so do not use hot air or hold them close to fire!

The dolls are made for decoration purposes and are therefore NOT to be used as children’s toys.

You can display the doll in any place as long as you do not leave it out in the sun (or behind a sunny window) or on top of a heated surface for an extended period of time because it could cause the plastic to warp or, like any other artwork, cause the colours to fade.

Further, do not expose the PLA parts to acetone as this can dissolve them, so keep them away from nail polish removers!

Do not try and fix broken 3D printed parts with hot-glue, as this will likely melt the PLA. It is best to use repairing glue that is solvent-free and that can be used for all different materials including plastic. If you need advice then feel free to send me an email.