Art licensing and this guide are for you if:

You are a 2D visual artist (painter, digital artist, illustrator, more)

Many styles of art and mediums are licensable - as long as it is your original work.

You want to see your art produced onto physical products and sold in retail stores

All without having to pay for the manufacturing costs! You instead get a percentage (royalties) of sales or a flat fee.

You understand that art licensing can be a long but fulfilling process (overnight success is not the norm!)

But you're also excited to DO THIS!

Here's What's Inside...

"Relevant information that helps to clarify the business side of art creation. It would have taken me months to research all the content and I still would have not uncovered everything that is included in this guide. Simple to follow and understand, beautifully designed, the information is a huge help. Well worth the cost." - Karen B.

Portfolios & Pitching

I'll share best practices for setting up your licensing portfolio, and then how to email pitch your work including pitch templates. I'll share my contacts researching tips and my email followup suggestions.

$$ Pricing as a Licensing Artist $$

I dive deep into detail on how to price your work for flat fees, as well as royalties and advances, with real examples. I share with you questions to ask potential clients before you negotiate.

Contracts, Agents, & More!

We'll define contract legal terms, including red flags, to help make sure you're getting the best deal possible. I go over client process tips so you know what to do next. We'll discuss art agent pros and cons, and industry trade shows.

What Artists Are Saying

 

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"Your Art Licensing Guide brought to my attention numerous things I hadn't even thought about to do for my own business. I also feel like I'm more well equipped to handle the building blocks of landing my dream client. "
Brooke B.

Artist

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"I loved how candid you are in the guide about pieces that are really difficult to find elsewhere – namely sample pricing and how you reach out to potential clients. I already use the GAG Pricing and Ethical Guidelines book but it's extremely helpful to hear the thoughts of an actual artist who is doing this work. Thank you so much for creating this guide and for generously sharing your experience!"
 

Artist

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"Very comprehensive; I haven't totally finished but have found everything very useful!"
Lynda A.

Artist

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"The content and detail you included was thoughtful, extremely generous and very helpful!"
Jan M.

Artist

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"It was loaded with useful information plus more! While reading the guide, it's like I'm having a conversation with Juliet. It's so straightforward and not intimidating!"
Tiffani E.

Artist

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"This guide was a godsend. For a beginner, it made the road ahead concrete and do-able. I was able to take a deep breath and just get started, instead of feeling overwhelmed. Thank you Juliet!"
Laura C.

Artist

About Juliet Meeks

Hi! I'm Juliet, and I've been licensing my artwork since 2015. I've worked with brands like Anthropologie, Uncommon Goods, Birchbox, and more (over 60 licensees and counting!). My artwork is on products in stores like Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Staples, World Market, Home Goods, T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, and more. I want to teach you how you can get YOUR artwork on products and in stores through art licensing. As a self-taught artist who Googled my way through the beginning, I've learned a ton and made some mistakes, but I've also seen my own dreams come true. After years on my own, I recently partnered with an art agent and can share my experience from both sides. Let's get started - I'll see you on the inside! Juliet