TOTAL Art Licensing
FLORAL CHRISTMAS SCENES
TOMAZ VIANA EXPLORING ART OF 
Over the years, artist and designer Janet Stever has built a reputation 
GRAFFITI IN BRAZIL
as a painter of Christmas and holiday subjects.  Now the artist has Tomaz Viana is a Brazilian artist, ex- figures licensed by Brazilian com-
branched out into creating new decorative floral works which are ploring the art of graffiti. Toz, as he is pany Cillie. The line of bags was 
available for a range of products in the fields of home décor, home best known, started illustrating the composed by prints taken straight 
fabrics, giftware and most paper products. urban scene of the city of Rio de out of graffiti walls capturing the 
Janet Stever has created or licensed images to an extensive range of Janeiro with his graffiti and not essence of the artist’s work as 
companies, including The Bradford Exchange, BonArtique, Crystal Art, long after was being solicited well as illustrations of his crew 
Dimensions, Design Design, Kirkland’s, Evergreen Enterprises, Hall- to develop lines of products of characters.
mark, JCA, Leanin’ Tree, Converting, Giftco, Independent Can, Hoff- with his design and host Aside from the line of bags, 
master, Roman, Byers’ Choice, PaperKraft, Marian Heath and others.  individual exhibitions. To- accessories and toy art 
day he sells his paintings figures of each character, 
PEACE LOVE AND HARMONY 
to art collectors in and, Toz also launched a line 
THEMES OF ARTWORK
outside of Brazil, and of stationery in Brazil 
together with Licens- and has developed 
Susan Waldinger has extended her original artwork, both fine and ing agency Faresak, art for local products 
graphic, to the world of licensing.  The theme of peace, love and hap- is building a licens- for companies such 
piness lends itself well to a plethora of products, spanning an audience ing program to allow as Nestlé, Coca-Cola 
range from young to the young at heart.  fans to have access to and customized two 
Since her first exhibit, Licensing Int’l Expo at the Javit’s Convention his creations, through cows at the Rio de 
Center in NYC, June, 2008, Susan has successfully secured five licensing products in all different categories. Janeiro Cow Parade. Soon, new li-
contracts with two more currently in the works.  New products which His latest launch was a collection of censed products will be launched in 
have been released this year include T-shirts, handbags, doormats, and bags, wallets, umbrellas and toy art several categories.
printed chocolate with baby clothing to be released in August.
Flashbags, a Vermont based handmade handbag company now licenses 
KIDS-DID-IT TEAMED WITH TODL
several of her designs, direct images of original paintings.   Manufactured 
Kids-Did-It! Designs recently teamed up with the Trade Only Design Li-
in Burlington, Vermont, and sold countrywide, the bags make a state-
brary (TODL.com), to introduce prints and posters featuring artwork 
ment with colorful images dominating the surface.  Flashbags signature 
created by kids to the interior design and architectural trade. 
TODL.com 
finishing touch, an embroidery of swoops and swirls is applied to each 
offers a product research & specification database, which now includes 
panel, complementing the composition of each image.  Flashbags has 
images from the Kids-Did-It! Designs kid’s art collection featuring imagi-
afforded Susan an innovative way to share her artwork, and a creative 
native artwork made by young art students, ages 3 to 14; most created 
way to offer consumers a true fashion statement.
under the guidance of teacher, artist, author and Art Director, Michelle 
Imports Unlimited Corp., a designer, manufacturer and importer of all 
Abrams. 
natural coir and recycled rubber doormats commissioned Susan to 
Each young artist represented in the collection also earns a royalty for 
create a doormat for them based on her Peace Quilt painting. Susan 
the reproduction of their artwork.
describes herself as a ‘striving artist’ and this is the reason for extend-
Account Executive, Bernadette Bumpers said, “They’d make great images 
ing her artwork. 
for juvenile or healthcare environments. And surprisingly, I think they 
would fit in many other environments too.”
In addition to prints and posters, licensed artwork by more than 73 Kids-
Did-It! artists has been published under the Kids-Did-It! Designs retail 
logo on a variety of merchandise. 
Kids-Did-It! Designs continues to seek art licensing and design partners 
for environmental design, housewares, home furnishings, furniture, home 
Visit 
www.totallicensing.com for more accessories, giftware, stationary and other product categories.
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