Commercial Licensing
Clear Rights Before the Art Goes on the Wall
A commercial E Ink display needs more than an image that looks right. It needs a written record showing who controls the work and exactly how your project may use it. Start with a project brief that names the art, venue, display count, and intended use.
Independent Artist Work
Artist work can be discussed only after eInk Gallery has verified the artist-controlled source, display permission, rights status, and AI-use statement. A separate agreement must name the approved artwork and permitted use.
eInkGallery Studio House Art
The current house-art series are published as display examples. They are not offered for commercial licensing until the permitted uses and rights record are confirmed in writing.
Send a Useful Project Brief
Use the portfolio contact form and include the artwork or collection, venue, display count, display size, term, territory, launch date, and whether the work will be adapted.
What a Written Agreement Covers
A completed agreement may define the approved files, display count, venue, term, territory, exclusivity, allowed changes, credit, and payment. Nothing on this site grants download, reuse, or commercial display rights by itself.