Commercial Licensing Options
Are you a wholesaler, manufacturer, boutique owner, or author in need of artwork that elevates your products or projects? Whether it’s custom designs, surface patterns, or fine art, I’m here to help you bring your vision to life. From home goods, apparel, and décor to book illustrations and packaging, we can create unique, art-driven solutions tailored to your needs.
Let’s connect to explore how we can turn your ideas into tangible, eye-catching creations. Have questions? Reach out anytime — I’d love to hear about your project. You can provide a quick detailed license request here. Or, contact me directly here.
Surface Pattern Licensing – Pricing Guide
When you license my seamless patterns, you’re gaining more than just a repeating design — you’re investing in thoughtful, high-quality artwork crafted to make your products stand out. Each pattern is carefully created to bring charm and personality to everything from packaging to textiles, helping your brand connect with customers on a deeper level.
No matter if you’re an indie maker or a large company, I offer flexible licensing options designed to fit your unique needs — whether it’s for personal use, limited runs, or exclusive rights.
| License Type | Units and Usage | Duration | Upfront Fee | Royalties |
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| Personal Use | Personal crafts, gifts, non-commercial projects | Lifetime | $15 | None |
| Hobbyist / Small Business | Handmade or printed goods, up to 500 units/year | 1 year | $300 | 5% of gross sales |
| Commercial Standard | Products, packaging, or digital goods up to 10,000 units/year | 3 years | $1,000 (min) | 6% of gross sales |
| Commercial Extended | Unlimited units, worldwide distribution | 5 years | $2,500 (min) | 8% of gross sales |
| Exclusive License | Full exclusivity in agreed category | Negotiated | Starting at $5,000 | 10% of gross sales |
* Unit limits reflect typical production scales; a unit = one finished product featuring the pattern.
* Licenses cover the U.S. by default; international or multi-region rights require adjusted terms.
* Royalties are based on wholesale price, with a minimum upfront fee; exclusive licenses require higher fees.
* Licenses may be renewed for 75% of the original upfront fee, provided usage, units, and territory remain unchanged.
Fine Art Licensing – Pricing Guide
Licensing my fine art means bringing a unique, carefully crafted piece into your space or project — artwork that tells a story and adds authentic character. Each painting or illustration is created with intention and detail to inspire and captivate your audience, elevating your brand with original artistry.
Whether you’re looking for a one-time use or exclusive rights, I provide tailored licensing packages to suit everything from small creative ventures to large-scale commercial projects.
| License Type | Units and Usage | Duration | Upfront Fee | Royalties |
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| Personal Use | Personal display, home décor, gifts | Lifetime | $45 | None |
| Hobbyist / Small Biz | Handmade wall décor, limited production (<200 units/year) | 1 year | $300 | 6% of gross sales |
| Commercial Standard | Wall art prints, products, packaging up to 5,000 units/year | 3 years | $1,000 (min) | 9% of gross sales |
| Commercial Extended | Unlimited units, broad distribution | 5 years | $2,500 (min) | 11% of gross sales |
| Exclusive License | Full exclusivity in wall art category | Negotiated | Starting at $5,000 | 13% of gross sales |
* Unit limits reflect typical production scales; a unit = one finished reproduction of the artwork.
* Licenses cover the U.S. by default; international or multi-region rights require adjusted terms.
* Royalties are based on wholesale price, with a minimum upfront fee; exclusive licenses require higher fees.
* Licenses may be renewed for 75% of the original upfront fee, provided artwork usage, units, and territory remain unchanged.
Custom Artwork – Pricing Guide
Didn’t find exactly what you’re looking for? No worries — I love collaborating to create unique, one-of-a-kind pieces tailored just for you. Whether it’s a special illustration, a custom pattern, or a unique design, let’s work together to bring your vision to life!
How it works:
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Custom projects start at $300
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Pricing varies based on complexity, usage, and exclusivity.
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I’ll provide a clear quote after discussing your needs.
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Typical turnaround is 2 to 3 weeks.
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Process includes, sketch (if necessary), Revisions (usually up to 3 rounds of proofs.) and final file delivery upon signed contract for usage.
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| Custom Artwork Type | Description | Starting Price | Usage Rights | Typical Delivery |
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| Simple Custom Illustration/Pattern | Basic designs or minor tweaks to existing styles | $300 | Personal or limited commercial use | 1–2 weeks |
| Detailed or Complex Pieces | More intricate, multi-element designs or larger scale | $700 | Commercial use, limited runs | 2–4 weeks |
| Large-Scale or Exclusive Projects | Full custom, exclusive rights, multiple revisions | $1,200+ | Full commercial & exclusive rights | 4+ weeks |
License Types
Q: What commercial licenses are available?
A: We offer licenses for surface patterns, fine art prints, and custom artwork. Each license specifies allowed usage, duration, territory, and whether it’s exclusive or non-exclusive. See the pricing table above for details.
Territory & Distribution
Q: Where can I sell or distribute the artwork?
A: Licenses cover the U.S. by default. International or multi-region rights are available with adjusted pricing and terms. Large-scale or retail-wide distribution may require renegotiation.
Royalties and Fees
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Q: How are royalties calculated?
A: Royalties are based on wholesale price, not retail. Exclusive licenses and large production runs typically carry higher upfront fees. Check the table notes for full details. Exact usage rights and royalty terms are outlined in your license agreement.
Units & Usage
Q: What counts as a licensed unit?
A: One unit = one finished product featuring the licensed artwork (e.g., mug, fabric yard, print, framed art). Unit allowances vary by license type and are listed in the pricing tables.
License Renewal
Q: Can I renew my license?
A: Yes. Licenses may be renewed for 75% of the original upfront fee if usage, territory, and distribution remain unchanged. Expanding the scope requires negotiation.
Custom or Extended Licenses
Q: I need a custom or extended license. What should I do?
A: Contact Red Fox directly. Custom licenses allow for exclusive rights, extended territories, or larger production runs. Pricing is determined on a case-by-case basis.
Attribution & Credit
Q: Do I need to credit Red Fox on my products?
A: Credit is not required but appreciated. If your license requires attribution, it will be clearly stated in the license agreement.
Additional Use Requests
Q: Can I use the artwork for purposes not listed in the license?
A: Any additional uses must be approved in writing. We can create a separate license or adjust terms to fit your project.
Other Questions
Q: How long does it take to get licensed artwork?
A: Standard licenses can be issued immediately once payment is received. Custom or exclusive projects may take longer depending on artwork creation and negotiations.
Q:How are digital files delivered?
A: All artwork files are provided in high-resolution digital formats suitable for production. Delivery is typically via secure download links.
Q: Can I modify the artwork?
A: Minor modifications (color adjustments, resizing, cropping) are usually allowed, but major modifications or derivative works require approval.
Q: What is considered “exclusive” vs “non-exclusive”?
A: Exclusive means you are the only client licensed to use the artwork in the agreed territory and category. Non-exclusive means the artwork may be licensed to others under the same terms.
Q: Do I need to track units or sales for royalties?
A: Royalties are based on wholesale units sold. We may request reporting if your license requires royalties; instructions will be included in your agreement.
Q: Can I sublicense the artwork to a third party?
A: No, sublicensing is not allowed unless explicitly included in your license agreement.
Q: Can I purchase multiple licenses for the same artwork?
A: Yes, you can license artwork for different territories, product types, or durations as needed. Each license is separate and may have adjusted fees.
Q: Are there limits on the number of units I can produce?
A: Yes, each license specifies unit allowances. Producing more units than allowed requires renegotiation or an upgraded license.