Artwork Image Rights
Last updated: September 6, 2026
The artist owns the work
Every artwork image published on a WallReady portfolio is the intellectual property of the artist who made it. WallReady hosts and displays these images on the artist’s behalf; it does not own them and claims no rights in them.
Publication grants nothing
An artwork being visible on a portfolio is permission to look at it, and nothing more. No licence is granted to reproduce, distribute, modify, sell, or use these images commercially, and none is granted to use them as training data for machine learning models.
WallReady asks AI training crawlers not to collect portfolio content, on every portfolio, and does not make that a setting artists have to find. That request is a statement of terms as well as a technical signal.
Licensing and permissions
To license a work, request permission, buy a piece, or ask about reproduction rights, contact the artist directly. Every portfolio has a contact page, and each artwork’s structured data links to it. WallReady does not broker these arrangements and is not a party to them.
Reporting misuse
If you believe an image on a WallReady portfolio infringes your rights, write to [email protected] with the URL and a description of the claim.
This page describes the default position for artwork published through WallReady. It is not legal advice, and an artist may agree different terms directly with anyone who asks.