How to License Your Artwork Onto Products
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2019
- Joan Smith took the principles she learned about bringing products to market as an inventRight student to license her artwork on to products. Look around your home. There are so many products that feature artwork on them, from mugs to napkins! There is a thriving industry for art licensing. Some companies have their own in-house designers, but others are actively looking for art to license. You need to pay attention to submission guidelines. Joan herself has made a list of more than 100 companies that are a good fit for her kind of artwork.
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What a fantastic video! Licensing is so broad, it's so cool to hear what industries people have licensed from! Go Joan!
Thanks for this. I have been trying to figure out how they get all the art that goes on notebooks because I wanna do it
Wonderful
A great success story!
I didn't think about licensing art but now that you have shared it, I am sharing with my artistic friends as well!!!
Cool! Thanks Sean.
This was very informative. Thank you for this channel!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
This hosts mic is fuzzy but the guest sounds perfect.
Thank you
Congratulations on your career! Awesome video! I’m looking forward to art licensing as well!
That’s wonderful!
Which is the best month to pitch your art work for Christmas? A whole year before for example: January 22 for the following Christmas 22 ? Or is that to far away?
Thank you for sharing!
Joan, where do I find you?
You guys are my lecturers. I thank God that I'm in good hands
Thanks for the kind words Jarrel!
Great option for anyone with any artistic ability.👍
Yes it is!
May I ask your experience? Product design license.
Is a 5-year exclusive license beneficial to the artist?
Is it too long?
How many years of license is more appropriate for artist?
Licensing textiles would be another, greeting cards etc.
I've exploded some of these options.
Absolutely!
🙏🏼
Joan Smith did you trade mark the name and copyright the design/ artwork?
Hi Jonathan, Copyright is the way you go most of the time with artwork licensing.
I feel that this interview needed to have more details I was lost. I'm disappointed
Did she licensing out 425 products or has she created 425 products?
Thank you for sharing!
Of course!