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Art Licensing
I license my linocut prints and hand-drawn illustrations for commercial and editorial use. Inspired by British landscapes, wildlife, and nature, my work is graphic, simple, and stylised, using bold tonal blocks and an organic, natural colour palette. I’m influenced by vintage railway posters and mid-century design, giving the work a timeless quality and a strong sense of place.
My artwork is well-suited to book covers, greeting cards, giftware, homeware, wall art, interiors, marketing, and editorial projects, and reproduces beautifully across both print and digital formats. You can choose from an extensive portfolio of coastal scenes, landscapes, wildlife, and botanical linocut prints.
Clients include York Hospital ICU, the Urgent Care Centre at James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough, Resurgence & The Ecologist magazine, and book publishers worldwide.
Licensing is available for existing artwork, with examples shown in my gallery. To view the full art licensing portfolio, please get in touch.
I’m also happy to discuss bespoke commissions in response to specific briefs. You can see examples of previous projects on my commissions page.
See examples of my art available for licensing on my gallery page. To view my full art licensing portfolio, please contact me.
Book cover art and editorial illustrations for magazines
A selection of licensed linocut artwork and book cover designs.
Commercial image licensing projects
Book cover for ‘The Wilder Path’ by Deborah Tomkins. Publisher: Aurora Metro Publications. ‘Port Mulgrave’, linocut print.
Book cover for Rebirth: Journey Five Years of Leukemia Girls. Publisher: Shanghai Insight Media Co. ‘Fridaythorpe’, Yorkshire Wolds, linocut print.
Book cover for Tras los Pasos de Jane Austen. Publisher: Ariel. ‘Hutton le Hole’ linocut print.
Wall panels for the Urgent Care Centre patient areas at James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough. Client: P and HS Architects. ‘Towards Roseberry’, 'Roseberry Topping' and ‘Whitby Steps’ linocut prints.
Digital album cover for 'Sea Shanty'. Client: Cavendish Music. ‘Sea Days’ linocut print.
Art licensing FAQ
What does licensing art mean?
Licensing artwork means granting permission (a license) for someone (a business or publisher) to use your artwork commercially for their products or marketing (for books, cards, homeware).
What is a licence?
A licence is an agreement for payment (fees or royalties) and terms of use. It specifies the usage rights and terms of use, including the territory covered, the duration of the licence, whether the licence is exclusive or non-exclusive, and the estimated print run and/or the size of the business.
How much does it cost for a licence to use artwork?
The license fee varies and is based on the usage rights and terms of use. I am a member of the AOI (Association of Illustrators) and use their fee calculator to calculate fees. Please email me with an outline of the usage, territory, licence duration and client or business details for a quote.
The AOI’s website explains more about how to licence illustrations.
I am a member of the AOI (Association of Illustrators).