Woahooooo Soft rejected,

Man, this is entertaining.

Amrhamza – As others have said, If you looked at the Terms of Usage page of the site where you acquired the graphic, you would see that it is clearly not intended for resale:

4. Use of the images(s) as part of a product in any electronic format intended for multiple distribution, licensing or resale (i.e. digital scrapbooking kits for resale, print on demand products in e-stores like zazzle or cafepress, reselling images in shutterstock or istockphoto or independent digital download e-stores).

And if you take a look at this page in the Envato Market place wiki, you’ll see that:

You cannot download a file then use part or all of it in a work for sale

You should listen to these guys and remove the file immediately. You’re making a fool of yourself (Hence the first part of my post) and as Brian said, digging your self into a deeper and deeper hole.

You’ve stated that you’re new to graphic design in general- so just to be safe, I suppose I should let you know that taking the work of others, then reselling it and claiming it as your own is universally frowned upon, and you will get nowhere in this industry if you continue to do so. (So is tossing around petty insults at people, but that might be more of a social issue).

Viz said
Man, this is entertaining.

Amrhamza – As others have said, If you looked at the Terms of Usage page of the site where you acquired the graphic, you would see that it is clearly not intended for resale:

4. Use of the images(s) as part of a product in any electronic format intended for multiple distribution, licensing or resale (i.e. digital scrapbooking kits for resale, print on demand products in e-stores like zazzle or cafepress, reselling images in shutterstock or istockphoto or independent digital download e-stores).

And if you take a look at this page in the Envato Market place wiki, you’ll see that:

You cannot download a file then use part or all of it in a work for sale

You should listen to these guys and remove the file immediately. You’re making a fool of yourself (Hence the first part of my post) and as Brian said, digging your self into a deeper and deeper hole.

You’ve stated that you’re new to graphic design in general- so just to be safe, I suppose I should let you know that taking the work of others, then reselling it and claiming it as your own is universally frowned upon, and you will get nowhere in this industry if you continue to do so. (So is tossing around petty insults at people, but that might be more of a social issue).

Thanks a lot mate. I didn’t notice that quote from the Wiki.

Have you removed your file yet?