Licensed First Nations artwork · FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT

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Art Library

500+ licensed artworks · 80+ artists

Every artwork here is licensed from the First Nations artist who created it, shared with their consent and told in their own words, with a royalty paid on every unit sold. Browse the library, add the works that belong with your organisation to a brief, and send it to us. We will come back to you within one business day with what is possible.

Shared with you as a Yarn customer. Artwork stories appear as written by each artist. We ask that images are not reproduced or shared outside your project team.

Licensed with artist consent
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Royalty paid on every unit sold
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Artist credited on every product
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Stories told in the artist's words
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Licensed with artist consent
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Royalty paid on every unit sold
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Artist credited on every product
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Stories told in the artist's words
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Licensed with artist consent
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Royalty paid on every unit sold
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Artist credited on every product
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Stories told in the artist's words
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Licensed with artist consent
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Royalty paid on every unit sold
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Artist credited on every product
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Stories told in the artist's words
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Licensed with artist consent
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Royalty paid on every unit sold
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Artist credited on every product
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Stories told in the artist's words
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Licensed with artist consent
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Royalty paid on every unit sold
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Artist credited on every product
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Stories told in the artist's words
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Commission a new artwork for your organisation.

Your story and what you stand for, in a First Nations artist's own hand. We connect you with an artist, often one with a connection to the Country you're on, and manage it end to end.

Yarn artists across the continent

The library carries works by artists with connections to Countries across Australia. Select a state to filter the library, or browse it all. Connections shown are as shared by each artist.

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The artworks you have added appear here. Tell us about the project and the team will come back within one business day with options, timelines and a quote.

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Common questions

What is the Yarn Art Library?

It is the full collection of 500+ licensed First Nations artworks by 80+ artists, available for your organisation to use on uniforms, merchandise and gifts. Every artwork is licensed directly from the artist who created it, and each one carries the artist's own story. This page is where you browse what is available and tell us what you like.

How does it work?

Browse the library, tap Add to brief on anything that speaks to you, and fill in the short form at the bottom of the page. We reply within one business day with options, timelines and a quote. Sending a brief does not commit you to anything.

Can any organisation use these artworks?

Yes. Schools, health services, government, businesses, clubs and community organisations all use the library. Each use is licensed for your project with the artist's consent, and the artist is credited wherever the artwork appears.

What can the artwork go on?

Almost anything we produce: polos, scrubs, hi-vis and workwear, tees, bottles and drinkware, tote bags, notebooks, lanyards and gift packs. Your logo sits alongside the artwork, and we send you a mock-up to approve before anything is made.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the products and quantities you choose, so we quote per project. The artist's royalty is built into every unit, so there is no separate artwork fee for using a library design.

How are the artists paid?

Every artwork is licensed with the artist's consent. The artist keeps copyright and ICIP, is credited on every product, and is paid a royalty on every unit sold, at a rate fixed with them from the start.

Can the colours be changed to match our brand?

Often, yes. Any change is taken to the artist first and only goes ahead with their approval, and studio time for recolour work is quoted as a small fee. If a change would alter the meaning of the story, we will say so, and we can commission a new artwork to your specification instead.

Will other organisations use the same artwork?

Library artworks are available to multiple organisations unless an exclusive arrangement is made. If you want a story that belongs to your organisation alone, commissioning new is the right path. We connect you with an artist suited to your brief and manage design, sign-off and application end to end.

How long does it take?

Express merch is decorated in-house at our Meanjin (Brisbane) facility in 5 to 10 business days. Custom uniforms and cut-and-sew production run 5 to 6 weeks including freight. Commissions add time before production for the brief, the introduction and the agreement, and we scope that with you up front.

Who can I talk to?

Email or call using the details below, or send the brief with whatever you know so far. We reply within one business day, and we are always happy to talk a project through before anything is decided.

Rather talk it through?

Uniforms, gifting and event merch for your own people, made to order. Tell us where you are up to and we reply within one business day.

Email corporate@yarn.com.au Call (07) 3506 2894

We acknowledge the Yuggera and Turrbal peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Country we are working from. We recognise their continuing connection to the land and waters, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

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The Yarn Art Library is shared with Yarn customers for project planning. Artworks remain the intellectual and cultural property of their artists. © 2026 Yarn Marketplace Pty Ltd