The showcase starts the conversation

Dhawal Laheri’s Tap Tap Go vision gives creators a place to bring work, media and contact information together. That can help a brand or client recognise a creative fit. Viewing the portfolio, however, does not establish permission to reuse the work or define the rights included in a future commission.

Translate interest into an offer

The creator can use the resulting enquiry to clarify deliverables, intended use and the scope of the engagement. Those details belong in the actual commercial agreement rather than being inferred from the availability of an image or video online. A connected payment route may support the purchase, but payment alone should not be treated as an explanation of every usage condition.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Hypothetically, a brand finds an illustrator’s portfolio and asks about a campaign. The discussion covers the intended use of the new work before the creator provides a tailored quotation.

Make it practical.

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