Art licensing is essentially where you ‘rent’ artwork from an artist or designer. In my case, you may license my design(s) non-exclusively or exclusively (more on these options below).

As a licensee, you pay a fee to the licensor (the artist) to use the artwork in accordance with the terms you’ve agreed on with the licensor.

At this point in time, my portfolio is undergoing a makeover. However, almost every design in my Spoonflower store can be licensed non-exclusively.

My Spoonflower store will also give you a good idea of the work I produce and can produce for your exclusive designs. Get in touch via email and we can chat more about your project.

A non-exclusive license is where you choose any existing design of mine to be manufactured by the printer of your choice, and sold as finished goods in one category.

The design may also be licensed non-exclusively to other companies at the same time and will remain for sale on sites such as Spoonflower, where other people may purchase the design printed on fabric, wallpaper, and other products.

Note: You do not need a license to sell finished goods you have made with fabric purchased from Spoonflower.

Usage terms for an exclusive license are negotiated and agreed upon by all parties before any design work commences.

As the designer, I retain the right to use the design during the licensing period for any other purpose not specified in the licensing agreement; for example, if you have exclusively licensed a design for Baby Bedding, then I may also license the design within a different category such as Wallpaper or Women’s Apparel.

At the end of the term, you will have the first opportunity to renew the design. If you decide not to re-license, then the rights to the design revert back to me.

As the designer, I retain all copyright and ownership of the artwork and all derivative works at all times.

At this point in time I do not offer buy-outs.