Art Licensing Portfolio
I'm Malavika, an illustrator and surface designer. Below are samples from my art collections available for licensing. To request custom artwork, please email malavika.art@gmail.com
Collections
Hello, I'm Malavika.
I'm a painter and designer who works in two very different ways. By day I design digital products, where every pixel has a purpose. The rest of the time I'm outside with a sketchbook and a travel palette, painting whatever the light is doing.
That habit of working from life is what shapes the licensing collections. The shapes stay observed and specific even when the palette turns bold — and the designer half makes sure what lands in your inbox is production-ready and on deadline.
What I license
Non-exclusive by default. Category-exclusive and territory-limited terms are welcome — tell me what you need and I'll work with it. Royalty or flat fee, depending on the category and the print run.
Also licensed for rugs and cushions, tote bags and pouches, phone cases, greeting cards, gift wrap, calendars, packaging and wallpaper — and for printed yardage by the metre.
How it works
No agent, no gatekeeping. You talk to me, and I turn work around quickly.
Enquiry
Send the form below. The more you can say about your product and timing, the more useful my first reply will be. I answer within two business days.
Selection & terms
I send the full-resolution designs for review, along with a simple licence covering term, exclusivity, territory, category and fee. Custom colorways at no extra cost.
Production files
You receive layered source files, seamless repeats as both single tiles and full-size artboards, and colour specified in hex and Pantone — set up for your printing method.
Support through print
I stay available through strike-offs and proofing for colour adjustments, scale changes and layout tweaks, so the first run comes back right.
Tell me what you're making
Whatever you fill in here, I'll answer with files, terms and a number — so the more of it you already know, the shorter the back-and-forth. And if you're still at the wondering stage, the message box on its own is plenty. One sentence is enough to start.