License Original Art
Artigo manages the entire licensing process — from identifying artwork to contracts, fair pricing, and ongoing rights management.
Licensing categories: print & packaging · digital & campaigns · editorial & media · interiors & architecture · collectible.
Art licensing for brands, publishers and spaces
Licensing lets you use an artist's existing work commercially without commissioning something new. Artigo licenses original artwork from its roster of Indian artists for print and packaging, digital campaigns, editorial and media, interiors and architecture, and collectibles.
Every licence is a written agreement that sets out how the artwork may be used, where, for how long and whether the rights are exclusive. The artist keeps the copyright, and no artwork is licensed without the artist's written consent and fair compensation.
How licensing works on Artigo
- Browse artwork filtered by theme, style and use case.
- Select usage rights, territory and exclusivity level.
- Receive a licensing agreement drafted by Artigo.
- Sign digitally and download commercially cleared files.
- Use the artwork across packaging, digital, print and merchandise as agreed.
What a licence defines
- Usage — the specific purpose, such as product packaging, a brand campaign, editorial or interiors.
- Rights — exclusive, non-exclusive or single-use.
- Territory — for example India only, or worldwide.
- Duration — a one-time use, a fixed term such as 12 months, or longer.
License or commission?
License when an existing artwork already fits your project; it is usually the faster route. Commission when you need something made for your brief — a new illustration, a series or an artwork sized for a specific space.