Art licensing

Want to learn how to license your work? I have all my favorite resources here on one page!

Understanding common pattern design terms as a surface designer allows you to talk confidently with companies and potential clients who are interested in your art licensing portfolio. We’re discussing the 10 most common terms like coordinate pattern, half drop repeat, and more.

After almost a decade in the art licensing industry, I’ve put together a systemized process for how to respond to inquiries. And today I’m going to share it with you! If you’re not sure how to respond to a potential licensing partner or how to negotiate your art licensing contract, I’ve got you cove

While it may seem a bit confusing on where to begin and what it actually is, art licensing is pretty simple to break down. In this ultimate guide, learn how and why to license your art portfolio.

If you want to be a professional artist, your journey starts with a powerful portfolio. In this post, I’ll walk you through actionable strategies to create a strong portfolio that will help you stand out from the crowd. No matter what your goal is as a professional artist, your portfolio is the key

Find out all the information you need on how to license your art with this awesome and very useful digital guide created by designer & artist Juliet Meeks!

You don't need lots of art to have a good design portfolio and make money as a surface pattern designer, you need to have a focused art licensing portfolio.

When submitting your art licensing portfolio to buyers in surface design it's common to not hear back and there's many reasons why it could happen.

What is print on demand and how can artists profit from it? Print on demand is a production model where products with custom printed designs are produced as customers order them. In this post I’ll share my top tips for selling your art on print on demand sites, and how print on demand became one of

Hi guys! This post is for all you artists! Today I want to talk about art licensing, how I got my feet wet in the art licensing world, and give you a few tips on getting started with licensing your ow