Here are more key tips & tricks I
get from networking and in reading up about licensing from blogs or
books. I'm sharing them as I go - again, these are not laws set in stone,
just comments I thought could be helpful in some situations.
• The
twice a year (January and July) Atlanta Gift Show at the Atlanta Gift
Mart is apparently a great way to meet art licensing directors. They are willing to
look at art if they have time. This
is a friendly trade show where artists are welcomed.
• In art licensing one
important thing to understand is which market your art is suited
for - CHA's buyers are all about craft & scrap-booking with some exceptions. Atlanta is for the gift industry, garden, pets, Christmas decorations,
ceramic, home decor, rugs, and hardly any paper/stationery buyers. Paper and stationary are
at Surtex, along with puzzles, fabric, gift bags, characters, etc.
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If
you have any additional or contrary tips that you'd like to share,
please leave a comment! I'll share more tips and tricks that I uncover
in the weeks to come. By the way, have you started on your portfolio or collections yet?
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