Art licensing portfolio

Art Licensing Portfolio Templates: Canva and Adobe Illustrator

My review of Pitch your Portfolio course by Sketch Design Repeat - fa class for surface designers, illustrators, graphic designers

You don't need lots of art to have a good design portfolio and make money as a surface pattern designer, you need to have a focused art licensing portfolio.

When submitting your art licensing portfolio to buyers in surface design it's common to not hear back and there's many reasons why it could happen.

Wondering how to submit your artwork to art directors for licensing? There's no wrong way to do it, but this post will tell you why I love using sale sheets and only send full portfolios occasionally. Read on to learn why I love sale sheets so much.

While it may seem a bit confusing on where to begin and what it actually is, art licensing is pretty simple to break down. In this ultimate guide, learn how and why to license your art portfolio.

This new monthly challenge features relevant art prompts to help you build a stronger surface design portfolio with timeless artwork that buyers will want season after season.

Top tips for preparing your files before sending art to your surface design clients, ensuring your artwork is organized and received well.

Understanding common pattern design terms as a surface designer allows you to talk confidently with companies and potential clients who are interested in your art licensing portfolio. We’re discussing the 10 most common terms like coordinate pattern, half drop repeat, and more.

Real talk: Most people are not making a living with art licensing based on the conversations I’ve had with some of the industry’s leading artists. When I look at the amount of time put into my licensing career and the income coming out, licensing isn't paying out. ⁠So why do I continue to build my art licensing portfolio? Head to the link to learn how to leverage your art licensing portfolio to build a freelance design career! #artlicensingtips #surfacepatterndesignjobs