Licensing

Yes. My work has been used in film and television, and it suits album covers and book covers particularly well, where an abstract image can sit above the type without fighting it.

Licensing is non-exclusive and priced per use. Album and book cover licensing typically starts around $400, with the fee depending on the print run, the territory, and how long you need it. Commercial campaigns are quoted separately. Exclusivity or extended use raises the fee.

Tell me which image and what you want to do with it, and I will quote you.

Commissions

I do not take them. The work is found, not arranged, so I cannot promise to go out and come back with something blue for a particular wall by a particular date. What I can do is help you find something in the existing work that fits.

There is one exception. If you have a building or a property and you want to turn me loose in it, I will do that. What comes back will be my work, abstractions found in your walls and surfaces, not architectural photography in the usual sense. Nobody will be able to tell it is your building.

Tell me which image and what you want to do with it, at steve@stevemacgregor.com, and I will quote you.