Original art for everyday homes · Made in South Africa
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Concept illustration · Not a student painting · Not for sale

One artwork, two routes to discovery: the artist’s own profile and the school or mentor’s collection.

What a buyer would see / Example

Light in
the studio.

Student artist (fictional)

Made with practical assistance

With practical assistance from Teaching artist (fictional) at Art on Mushrooms. The teacher demonstrated selected brushstrokes directly on this canvas.

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The contribution and credit would be confirmed by the student and teacher before the house reviews the listing.

Revenue terms stay private. A school connection does not by itself establish authorship or ownership.

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How was this work made?

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Example artwork connection
  1. Student chooses the connection
  2. School / mentor confirms
  3. House reviews the listing

Example: awaiting the student’s agreement before school confirmation.

If this were a real sale

A clear agreement behind the connection.

01

Agree the work

Name the artwork, the contributors, the school’s support and the period covered. The student chooses to participate.

02

Agree the allocation

The artist, school or mentor, and Ikhaya agree their terms privately. State whose share funds the school’s participation and account for costs.

03

Reconcile the sale

Confirm fulfilment, refunds and the agreed payout timing. A future allocation record would show what is owed to each party; it would not itself transfer money.

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