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Originally Posted by Kalib
Commissioned art is owned by the person who paid for it, not the one who created it. The artist has no rights to the piece and actually can not even show it publicly without the clinet who paid for the piece's permission. An often over looked fact of creative ownership. You pay for it you own it.
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Source on this?
I'm no expert at this sort of affair, but it seems without any sort of legal binding (or wall of legal text), there could be any number of rationales for an exchange of money that lends itself to the eventual creation of something specific.