Art Licensing from PPLL: Patterns, Prints and Visual Systems

Paranoid People Live Longer (PPLL) is an Ottawa-based independent visual art and publishing project developing repeatable visual systems that can move beyond the storefront into licensed products, publishing, interiors and collaborative applications.

The work is organized in families rather than isolated one-off images. Current licensable bodies include Mosaic, Pattern Recognition, Signal Grid and Green Guy Studies.

Where the work can travel

Depending on the artwork and agreement, potential applications include puzzles, stationery, cards, paper goods, wall décor, calendars, packaging, home goods, accessories, publishing, activity products and selected digital products.

See the full PPLL Licensing Portfolio for selected work, application notes and licensing context.

For curatorial context and selected wall art, see the PPLL Artist Portfolio. The broader catalogue is available at the PPLL storefront.

Rights and process

Licensing requests are reviewed case by case. Product category, territory, term, exclusivity, production files and compensation are defined by agreement rather than assumed from publication on the site.

Some PPLL visual work is AI-assisted within a directed human process. Concepts, prompting, iteration, selection, rejection, naming, sequencing, curation, product decisions and final publication remain human controlled. Raw model output is not treated as the finished product.

Licensing, publishing, product-development and art-placement inquiries can be sent to info@paranoidpeoplelivelonger.com.