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1. Exclusivity: Used when the license is exclusive, defining the scope and duration of exclusivity

2. Modification Rights: Include when the licensee needs rights to modify or adapt the illustrations

3. Sublicensing Rights: Required when the licensee needs to grant rights to third parties

4. Quality Control: Include for cases where the illustrator wants control over the quality of reproduction

5. Confidentiality: Used when sensitive information will be exchanged during the project

6. Insurance: Include when specific insurance coverage is required

7. Competition Restrictions: Used when restricting the illustrator from creating similar works for competitors

8. Rights of First Refusal: Include when granting the licensee priority rights for future works

1. Schedule A - Illustration Specifications: Detailed description of each illustration, including size, style, format, and technical requirements

2. Schedule B - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline for sketches, revisions, and final artwork delivery

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Breakdown of fees, including any milestone payments or royalty calculations

4. Schedule D - Approved Usage Examples: Examples and specifications of approved uses of the illustrations

5. Schedule E - Technical Requirements: Technical specifications for file formats, resolution, and delivery methods

6. Appendix 1 - Style Guide: If applicable, guidelines for maintaining consistency with client's brand or style requirements

7. Appendix 2 - Reference Materials: Any reference materials or inspiration provided by the client