How to Design an Art Licensing Collection: A Case Study | Elizabeth Silver 

Stopping 6 minutes in to add a comment, when I'm sure you worked it out, but we spend so much time invested in work of course we are dreaming about the vacation pay off! It works and it's a cute idea. Love retro!

Bam! That was just what I needed, at just the right time, and now I am setting up my own process flow as I am feeling inspired. Thank you.

Just what I needed!! Thank you!

This was so fun to watch! so happy to have found your channel I'm learning so much :)

Thank you so much for sharing your process, such a great video! 🌴☺

Thank you for sharing your process!

Thank you! Very informative.

Wow the finished art is fabulous was so fun seeing the process!

loved all of this, thank you so much

This was such an amazing presentation of your process, thank you! I am just getting started and I am overwhelmed but I just love all of your videos...Thank you Elizabeth!

Thank you so much for sharing your process. I have learned a lot!

Thank you for presenting this process. This has now given me direction on how to create my lettering artwork. It's very detailed.

Thank you so much for this great information, it has really helped me in understanding how to get ideas for a Collection.

😊❤ thank you so much for sharing your process, it has been very useful to me 😅, I didn't know where to start my process, you gave a good way to do it😊

This was so informative and helpful, thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with those of us just starting out 😎

I know this is a year-old video, but I just had to comment since this was the first video of yours that I watched! I've been a graphic designer for 30+ years - mostly working in corporate marketing settings. I've recently been tasked to come up with some surface patterns to pitch to a licensing agency. This is my first time to ever design surface patterns and I'm scrambling to learn the process (oh, my!). This is the best video for insight into the "process" - your process, I'm sure others may do it different, but this makes so much sense to me! I am struggling with the fact that I can't draw a stick man and I'm not sure if being able to draw is a key component in being a great surface pattern designer. However, that has not held me back from being a great designer overall - I just can't draw LOL! I am ready for the challenge, though! I would greatly appreciate any advice you have on that. Side note about the planner theme/message needing to tie in with it being a year-long planner - as a consumer of planners and journals - I have to say, I could care less about the message! If it's a beautiful theme and I love it - I'm buying it!! I'm a sucker for beautiful design! Your finished products were so fun and happy and would have stopped me in my tracks had I seen those in a store! Can't wait to binge watch all of your videos - thank you for your amazing content! -Michele

Thanks for presenting this! I think it would be neat to create designs for planners (I love planners), so this was very helpful!

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This was such a great video! Thanks 😊 I work mostly in raster files - I am assuming this course would be okay for this too? Sorry this might be a silly question haha.

You mentioned that some of the motifs could also be used for stickers or other parts of the planner. Is that something you also show on a sales page or just assume you can discuss with an interested licensing partner?

How do we feel about using canva to create our patterns

Is this for the commit 30 planners?

Can you break down your naming convention for the files? "1970" is that how many you have created?

How do you make a sales page?

Excuse me but can you go over the tax forms that is need for this?