Discover how to license your art to luxury hotels
and give your existing artwork somewhere to belong while quietly earning money
let me show you how ↓
Hi! I'm Patricia Vargas
I’m an abstract digital artist, and I've been getting my art into hotels since 2017.
I discovered this fascinating industry when I was contacted to do a commission for the Omni Frisco in Texas- a training facility and hotel for the NFL's Dallas Cowboys.
Since then, my art has been chosen for over 36 hospitality and related projects!
One of the hotels is the Century Plaza in Los Angeles, where my art appeared during the red carpet televised event for the Oscars. Other hotels include The Bellagio in Las Vegas, the Waldorf Astoria, and Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria in Brussels.
When I first started, I had no clue how any of this worked. Information about how artists could work with hotels was, and still is, largely shrouded in mystery. I learned a lot about this industry through trial and error.
And now I’m sharing with you what I have learned, so you can bypass the struggles I went through, start getting your art in hotels with confidence, and create a sustainable source of income from your existing artwork.
introducing the guide
License Your Art to Hotels
A calm, comprehensive guide for 2D artists who are ready to get their art into beautiful hotels
(and make some extra moolah without dedicating all of your time to it)
You might be:
Just discovering that hotel art licensing is even a thing
Someone who’s had a deal or two, but not sure how to get more or who to talk to next
An artist who’s licensed their work for retail or products, and wants to expand without constantly pitching
Whatever your starting point is, this guide meets you there and gently guides you through the process.
What you'll learn inside the guide
In this 36-page guide, I will walk you through the exact methods I've used to license my art to hotels and other industries, like restaurants and more! Here's a peek at what you'll discover.
All of this and more!
Plus, you'll get
a contact tracker
Designed Google Sheets, to help you keep track of your contacts through the beginning of your journey
This guide is for you if....
You've never licensed your art for hotels before and want to know how to start
You've landed one hotel deal, but don't know how to get more
You've licensed your art for products, and want to expand your business
You want your art to be a part of beautiful spaces that create an immersive experience for people
You're looking for a way to make money from your art that feels grounded, and not overwhelming, or like you're shouting into the void
expand your art's reach
Get the License Your Art to Hotels & License Your Art for Movies Bundle
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this work for me?
No worries! You don't need to have prior experience. I walk you through the process.
It may not work if you're looking to license more of your patterns, but you could try adapting some of your designs so that they're single illustrations or more appropriate for art prints.
Other Q&As
After you purchase you will receive an email with a link to access the PDF via your new student portal.
Since this is an instant download, no refund are given.
Currently, I can only offer the guide through this website to those residing in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
BUT NO WORRIES! You can purchase the guide via my Gumroad page. Click here
Please note that your PDF download will be sent via Gumroad
You will not receive any physical items, but your delivery address confirms that you are in the US, Canada, Australia.
If this feels like the right next step for you, here's what you'll get when you purchase
√ Instant digital download (PDF)
√ Google Sheet, Excel contact tracker
√ Future updates included
upgrade to the bundle for $49
Get both pdf guides - License Your Art to Hotels ($37 value) and License Your Art for Movies ($17 value) at a special bundle price
Disclaimer: I’ve put a lot of care into creating this content and aim to keep it accurate, based on my experiences. That said, I can’t promise specific results or outcomes, and I’m not responsible for how you use or interpret the information. Please use your best judgment and check with a professional if you’re unsure about anything.