Art licensing is a way for businesses to legally use artwork on their products, packaging or campaigns without purchasing the full copyright outright.

Instead, a licence agreement outlines how the artwork can be used — such as the product category, territory, duration and whether the licence is exclusive or non-exclusive.

In simple terms: you’re paying for permission to use the artwork, not to own it completely.

My artwork is well suited to a wide range of product and commercial applications, including:

• stationery

• greeting cards

• gifting

• fabric & textiles

• packaging

• homewares

• apparel

• children’s products

• publishing

• editorial

• campaigns & promotional collaborations

If you have a specific project in mind, I’m always happy to chat.

Absolutely.

Alongside licensing existing collections, I also offer custom illustration for brands, products, packaging, publishing and commercial collaborations.

If you’re after something created specifically for your project, get in touch.

Yes.

Non-exclusive licensing can be a great option for certain projects, allowing artwork to be licensed for agreed usage without full exclusivity.

This can offer a more flexible and cost-effective solution depending on the nature of the collaboration.

Yes ,exclusive licensing may be available depending on the project, product category and intended usage.

Exclusive licences mean the artwork is reserved for your agreed use for a defined period, so it won’t be licensed to another brand within that scope.

If exclusivity is important for your project, we can discuss the best licensing structure to suit your needs.