The artist retains copyright unless otherwise agreed in writing. Buyers receive limited rights described by the licence (e.g., Personal, Commercial, or Extended).

Personal: non‑commercial personal use. Commercial: use in products, marketing and client projects up to the stated audience/territory. Extended: larger campaigns, merchandising or broadcast; broader audience/term/territory.

Unless restricted, light edits (crop, resize, colour correction) are allowed. Transformative edits or derivative works require permission in the licence or the artist’s written approval.

No, unless explicitly granted. Agencies working on behalf of clients should list the end client in the project and transfer the licence where supported.

For small campaigns a Commercial licence may be sufficient. Large‑scale, national, broadcast or out‑of‑home campaigns normally require Extended. When in doubt, contact us.

No. Artwork cannot be registered as a logo/trademark unless you negotiate a custom licence with the artist that grants exclusive rights.

Attribution is encouraged and sometimes required by the licence. Where possible, credit the artist by name and link to their profile.

Contact support immediately. We will review evidence, pause access where needed and follow our dispute policy. Good‑faith buyers will be guided towards a resolution or refund.