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Artist Guide to Joining and Thriving on WXLLSPACE

Everything You Need to Know About Opportunities, Proposals, and Support

Updated over 2 months ago

How do I join WXLLSPACE as an artist?

Joining WXLLSPACE is simple:

  1. Sign up on the platform and create your artist profile

  2. Upload your portfolio to showcase your work

  3. Submit mural proposals for available projects that match your style and expertise

Once onboarded, your WXLLSPACE profile doubles as a professional landing page, allowing you to showcase your work, attract new clients, and promote your business beyond mural projects.

What qualifications do I need to be an artist on WXLLSPACE?

There are no strict qualifications, but artists with experience in mural painting, a strong portfolio, and the ability to manage large-scale projects are preferred.

Do artists get paid for design submissions?

Yes, artists are always paid for a design fee before submitting artwork for stakeholder approval. We believe artists should be compensated for their creative work, even in the proposal phase.

  • Shortlisted artists receive a design fee (typically $300, though this may vary by project)

  • Final selected artists are paid in full according to the project agreement

WXLLSPACE ensures that no artwork is shared with property owners without prior artist compensation.

How does WXLLSPACE determine artist selection for featured projects?

The selection process involves reviewing proposals and portfolios, with input from an Art Director who oversees project quality. Artists are chosen based on style match, experience with similar projects, and their ability to meet the specific requirements of each wall opportunity.


How does WXLLSPACE handle intellectual property rights for murals?

WXLLSPACE abides by all VARA (Visual Artists Rights Act) protections. Artists retain full intellectual property (IP) rights to their work. Property owners own the physical property where the mural is installed, but they do not own the rights to reproduce, modify, or commercially exploit the artwork without the artist's consent.

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