(!) Any use over the limits described in the Allowed Uses section above.
(!) Embedding in create-on-demand or design-it-yourself software or services (individuals selling finished artwork or products for sale on print-on-demand sites OK). (!) Global or international print advertising campaigns. (!) Use by organizations or subsidiaries thereof with annual revenue of more than $250 million USD. ✔ Desktop, web, mobile, and video game applications (single app).
✔ Print and outdoor advertising (local & national campaigns). ✔ Use in broadcast, film and streaming content (up to 500,000 lifetime views). ✔ Video advertising (up to 500,000 lifetime views). ✔ Physical end products offered for sale such as homewares, apparel, product packaging, art-prints, greeting-cards, posters, etc (up to 250,000 units). ✔ Creation of digital stock illustration & photography for sale including NFT's. ✔ Branding, logos, stationery, posters and signage. ✔ Social media content for personal, company and client use. ✔ Music packaging in physical and digital formats. I'll undo my brush stroke and try again with a different brush to see what results I get.✔ Print and digital publishing projects including comics, book covers, magazines, editorial illustrations and picture books. With the size adjusted, click on the Stroke Path With Brush icon to try again. You'll see the size of your brush cursor changing as you press the keys so you can preview the result. Each time you press the left bracket key ( ) will make it larger.
If the problem wasn't the brush you chose but the size of the brush, making the stroke appear either too thick or too thin, again press Ctrl+Z (Win) / Command+Z (Mac) to undo the step, then use the left and right bracket keys on your keyboard to quickly adjust the brush size. If the brush you chose didn't give you the results you were looking for, press Ctrl+Z (Win) / Command+Z (Mac) on your keyboard to undo the step, then right-click (Win) / Control-click (Mac) inside the document, choose a different brush from the Brush Picker, then try again. It can take some trial and error with different brushes and / or brush sizes before you get things looking the way you wanted. The result after stroking the path with a chalk brush.
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