What you may do without asking

• Display a lawfully purchased original or print in your home or private office.

• Resell the physical original or print you own.

• Share low-resolution, in-situ room photos on social media or your blog where the artwork appears in your space. Please credit: “Artwork by Anne Reid Artist — annereidartist.com.” Avoid high-resolution, full-frame images that could substitute for the artwork.

Uses that require a license

• Reproductions of any kind, including print, digital, web, video, social, packaging, product designs, apps, album covers, book covers, signage, or campaign assets.

• Commercial, brand, or editorial projects including advertising, sponsorships, press kits, retail, events, billboards, DOOH, broadcast, or streaming.

• Edits or overlays that change meaning, including cropping, text, graphics, filters, composite use, removal of signatures, or removal of metadata.

• Promotion of exhibitions using the artwork image in posters, programs, websites, digital displays, or media releases. Displaying a lawfully owned work in person is allowed; promotional reproduction requires a license.

How to request a license

Use the licensing request form or contact Eugene Reid, Strategic Partnerships, at sales@annereidartist.com or 416-854-1247.

To receive a fast, useful reply, please include:

• Intended use: editorial, commercial, brand, hospitality, worship, education, publishing, recording, digital display, streaming, or other defined use.

• Media and placement: where the artwork will appear, in what format, and at what resolution or size.

• Scope: territory, term, estimated audience, impressions, and any rollout details.

• Exclusivity: whether exclusive rights are required.

• Artwork title(s): plus your deadline, budget range, and any relevant campaign or project context.

What happens next: your request is reviewed for scope, fit, availability, and rights alignment. If the opportunity is a fit, you will receive the next step by email or phone. That may include follow-up questions, a licensing quote, artwork recommendations, and a simple agreement for e-signature.

Best fit: defined editorial, commercial, publishing, hospitality, ministry, broadcast, streaming, and strategic placement uses with a specific scope, term, territory, and media plan.

Not a fit: vague or unlimited-rights requests, resale of the artwork as a standalone image asset, removal of authorship, or uses that conflict with the integrity of the work.

Editions & authenticity

Anne Reid Artist creates originals, open and limited editions, and artist-made variants such as cropped details, adjusted palettes, and format changes. All variants are clearly labeled and honor the integrity of the work. See the Collector Integrity Statement for how editions are protected and variants disclosed.

Credit line (required where practical):
“© Anne Reid Artist. Used under license. annereidartist.com” — include the artwork title and year when space allows.

Prohibited uses

Unlawful, defamatory, hateful, misleading, or pornographic contexts; removal of authorship or metadata; NFTs or tokenization; and training data for AI or machine learning without a separate, explicit written agreement.

Regional notes

United States: U.S. uses are governed by U.S. copyright law; certain remedies may require steps under that law.
Canada: Public exhibitions of an artistic work for purposes other than sale may require a fee under Canadian law. Moral rights — including credit, integrity, and association — remain with the artist and may be waived only in writing.