Angel Feather Designs LLC · Art Studio · Sandy, Utah
ArtFeared

Privacy Policy

Last updated January 1, 2026

Contents of this policy

  1. Introduction
  2. The Data Controller
  3. Local Studio References
  4. Information We Collect
  5. How Information Is Collected
  6. Use of Personal Information
  7. Lawful Bases for Processing
  8. Legal Disclosures
  9. Sharing With Service Providers
  10. Cookies and Analytics
  11. Data Security Measures
  12. How Long We Keep Data
  13. Children and Young Visitors
  14. Your Privacy Rights
  15. Do Not Sell
  16. International Transfers
  17. Other Websites and Links
  18. Changes to This Policy
  19. Contact Us About Privacy

This policy describes how the open art studio ArtFeared, operated by Angel Feather Designs LLC, treats the personal information of people who visit the website at www.artfeared.lat, enquire about commissions, or purchase original artwork.

1. Introduction

Welcome to the privacy policy of the studio run by the developer and artist ArtFeared. ArtFeared is the studio name used publicly by the business entity Angel Feather Designs LLC, an art and design practice based in Sandy, Utah. This policy is written for a single background color, namely to be as readable as a gallery caption, and it sets out plainly what happens to your details when you deal with the studio.

We keep this site lean. There is no membership wall, no hidden checkout, and no dark corner where your data can run off by itself. When you reach out, buy a painting, or simply pass through the catalog, we record only what is needed to run the studio well. This document explains each step and gives you direct ways to reach the studio at any moment.

Reading the full policy takes a few minutes and we are glad you came prepared. If a term feels heavy or unclear, send an email to the desk and a member of the studio will translate it into everyday workshop language. The studio values plain speech as much as it values clean linework, and we will never hide a rule inside fine print.

2. The Data Controller

For the purposes of data protection rules which apply in the United States and in jurisdictions where our buyers live, the controller of personal information described in this policy is:

Angel Feather Designs LLC

890 E Silver Sage Dr, Sandy - 84094-4916, United States (US)

Email: request@artfeared.lat

Phone: +12185245815

Angel Feather Designs LLC is registered and operates in the state of Utah. The physical studio address above is the sole workplace of the artist and the registered location of the business. Any privacy request, deletion demand or consensual correction that you send to the studio lands in the same inbox that receives commission inquiries, and it will be answered with the same care.

Because Angel Feather Designs LLC is a small operational studio rather than a sprawling corporate group, there are no affiliated sister companies that inherit your file. The business does not belong to a network of brands, and your records do not follow some larger marketing organism. One clear address and one accountable desk is the whole map of the operation.

3. What This Policy Covers

This policy applies to all personal information handled by the studio, whether it arrives through the website www.artfeared.lat, through email to request@artfeared.lat, through a phone conversation on +12185245815, through a project brief delivered at the Sandy street address, or through a commissioned painting completed and shipped to your home or office.

The local studio references in every message are the same: the artist known as ArtFeared and the legal business known as Angel Feather Designs LLC. Both names point back to one desk and one ledger at 890 E Silver Sage Dr. When this document uses the word studio, it means that single business and the people it employs.

Bundling data from printed paper, telephone notes and web visits lets the studio refresh a mailing list about open studio days and new easel work. It also stops records from peeling apart across the years, so a past buyer writing again about a second commission is recognized smoothly rather than met with a blank smile.

4. Information We Collect

The studio collects only those details that serve the actual work of drawing, painting and delivering art. Everything below has a purpose tied to a real task in the workshop, and nothing is gathered for its own sake.

  • Identity details such as your full name, the name of your business or organization, your billing and shipping addresses, and your studio delivery preferences.
  • Contact details such as an email address, a telephone number, and the email address on which you prefer to receive project updates and the final invoice.
  • Commission project details that you choose to share, including reference photographs of people or pets, written descriptions of the subject, preferred color notes, wall measurements, and the destination room for a larger piece.
  • Transaction details including a record of quotes provided, the agreed price, partial or full payments received, the invoice number, delivery tracking numbers and any adjustments made along the way.
  • Correspondence such as the text of emails, saved phone notes and the conversation history attached to each commission file in the studio ledger.
  • Technical details such as an internet protocol address, the browser you used, the pages of the site you opened and the rough visitor location, gathered so the site stays safe and well served.

We treat reference photographs with particular respect because they may show the faces of children, beloved pets or private rooms that matter to you. Such images are kept inside the commission file and are never reused, published or presented without your direct written approval, which you grant or refuse as a separate, individual decision on every occasion.

5. How Information Is Collected

Information reaches the studio through a handful of ordinary doors. Most commonly you provide it yourself by filling in a commission request, writing an email, leaving a voice message, or speaking with the artist at the Sandy studio. Each of these is an active exchange in which you choose the words and files to share.

The studio also gathers a little technical information automatically when any browser opens this site. Small records about the request are captured to keep the site running well and to measure roughly how many visitors arrive and which catalog pages interest them. This automatic collection is described in the section on cookies later in this policy.

We do not buy contact lists, scrape profiles from social networks, or hire third parties to grow the studio email book. If you are in our list, it is because you wrote to us, bought a work, or asked to be kept informed. A marketing contact made without invitation would feel like a sticker placed on a canvas that belongs to another person, and that is not how this studio behaves.

6. Use of Personal Information

Every item of personal information is used for one or more of the concrete purposes below. The studio returns to this list whenever a feature is proposed, asking the same question each time: does the new idea need this data, and can it work without it?

  • To answer commission inquiries and return a written quote with an honest price and a delivery date that the studio can meet.
  • To prepare reference drawings, share sketches for approval and complete the commissioned artwork to the agreed specification.
  • To arrange delivery of original works, which may include packaging notes, shipping labels, courier bookings, customs documents and delivery tracking for international orders.
  • To send invoices, process payments, record the transaction in the studio ledger and provide receipts or records required for tax and accounting.
  • To communicate about the progress of a project, such as sketch approvals, color checks and shipping updates.
  • To maintain the studio ledger that protects both the client and the artist by recording what was agreed and when it was delivered.
  • To keep the website secure and to understand, in an aggregate way, which pages load well and which parts of the catalog readers enjoy.
  • To honour a request you make under your privacy rights, such as access, correction or deletion of your records.
  • To meet a legal or accounting obligation that requires the studio to retain certain records for a set time.

Personal information is never used to advertise to you in an intrusive way, sold to mailing brokers, or paired with data about your life that the studio did not genuinely collect itself. When the studio sends news of open studio days or new commissions, an easy unsubscribe link sits on every single message.

7. Lawful Bases for Processing

Where personal information is handled under the rules of the European Union, the United Kingdom, Switzerland or similar frameworks, the studio relies on recognized lawful bases. These lawful grounds are spelled out here so a careful reader in any region can see why each kind of processing happens.

  • Contract: information needed to prepare, agree and fulfil a commission is processed because it is necessary to perform the contract between you and the studio.
  • Consent: where the studio sends marketing news, uses reference photographs in a published portfolio, or places non-essential cookies, it relies on your freely given consent, which you may withdraw at any time.
  • Legitimate interests: the studio keeps basic contact records and improves the website because doing so supports its legitimate interest in running a careful, responsive small business without unduly affecting your rights.
  • Legal obligation: records that must be retained for tax, accounting or consumer protection reasons are kept because the studio has a legal duty to keep them.

Where a processing activity rests on consent, you can withdraw that consent at any point by writing to request@artfeared.lat, and the studio will act on your withdrawal promptly and honestly. Stopping marketing never ends a live commission; the two are kept in separate compartments.

8. They Stay With the Studio

The headline of our privacy promise is that personal information stays inside the studio and does not wander out to data brokers, brand partners or advertising exchanges. Angel Feather Designs LLC is a small creative business and it has no incentives to share the private file of a buyer simply to earn a few extra dollars from the exchange of that attention.

Your details are not sold to any party, not traded for services, and not offered up as a sample list to curious outsiders. When a visitor, buyer or commissioner writes to the studio, they are speaking to one desk in Sandy, Utah, and their words stay on that desk unless a lawful reason says otherwise. This basic setting makes the rest of the policy shorter and the relationship livelier.

We ask partners and helpers who do touch the data to keep the same promise, but those helpers are few and are named later in this document. If the studio ever changed its mind about sharing, this page would be rewritten well in advance and your individual rights would remain fully intact.

9. Sharing With Service Providers

The studio leans on a short list of service providers that help the business run its day to day chores. These helpers receive only the data they need to perform their narrow task and are asked not to use it for their own ends.

  • Email and website hosting providers that store the site and the inbox used for commission mail.
  • Payment processing firms that authorize a card or bank payment so money can move from client to studio without the studio ever holding the raw payment numbers.
  • Shipping and courier partners that require a destination address and a tracking number to deliver packaged artwork.
  • Accounting software that helps prepare invoices, receipts and the records needed for tax filing.
  • Analytics tools that count site visits and report, in aggregate, which pages carry the most traffic.

Every provider is a separate company with its own privacy rules, and the studio chooses partners that behave sensibly. Because the list is short, the studio can review it easily at the start of each year and drop any helper that no longer meets its simple standard of care. Where a provider stores data outside the United States, the section on international transfers explains how that is kept lawful.

10. Cookies and Analytics

This site does not plaster you with cookies. Like almost every website it uses a minimal set of small files so the pages load reliably and so the studio can see, in broad terms, how many people visit and which catalog entries they pause on.

Strictly necessary cookies help the site function and are set automatically so the page survives a refresh and the server answers each request cleanly. These are essential to the working of the site and do not require your consent. Analytics files, if used at all, are configured to report in aggregate with no attempt to build a personal profile stretching across the wider web.

If you prefer not to be counted even in that light way, most browsers offer a setting to refuse cookies or to clear them after each session, and the site continues to work perfectly without them. Nothing on the studio site plants advertising cookies that follow you to other corners of the internet.

11. Data Security Measures

Original artwork sells for real money and the studio takes the records attached to it seriously. Angel Feather Designs LLC keeps the software that powers the studio patched and current, protects the inbox with strong passwords and two factor sign in, and restricts access to personal records to the people who genuinely need them for a commission.

Payment numbers are treated with the highest caution. The studio passes card handling to established payment providers that follow the payment card industry standards, which means the studio itself never sees or stores the full stamp of your card. This arrangement shrinks the risk of a leak dramatically.

Although no business can promise perfect security, the studio follows reasonable and proportionate measures for a workshop of its size. Should a situation ever arise where your data is at risk, the studio will notify affected people and the relevant authorities without unreasonable delay following the discovery of the event.

12. How Long We Keep Data

Information is kept only as long as it serves a real purpose or as long as the law asks for it, and then it is removed or made anonymous. The studio lacks any appetite for hoarding yesterday transactions until the end of time.

  • Commission records linked to a sale are kept for the length required by tax and accounting rules in the United States, then deleted from live systems when the legal window passes.
  • Reference photographs and working sketches for a completed commission are removed or offered back to the client once the piece is delivered, unless the client has separately agreed that the images may stay for the studio archive.
  • Simple inquiry emails that never become orders are removed after a short quiet period, commonly around one year, to keep the inbox tidy.
  • Backups holding older records are retired on the same schedule so old copies do not linger after the master record is gone.

When removal is not possible for technical or legal reasons, the studio restricts the record instead, marking it so it is not used for any fresh purpose while it must exist for the sake of compliance.

13. Privacy for Children

This site and the work of the studio are aimed at adult buyers, interior designers, musicians and business owners who commission or purchase art. The studio does not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under the age of thirteen, and it does not run features that seek out the details of young visitors.

If a child makes an inquiry without adult permission, a parent or guardian should write to request@artfeared.lat and the studio will remove the young person details from its records without delay. Because adults often commission portraits of children, a minor may appear in a reference photograph shared by their own parent or guardian, which is a different and lawful situation handled under the rules for sensitive images described earlier in this policy.

Should the studio ever learn it has collected a minor record contrary to this section, that record will be deleted promptly and the appropriate contact informed so the same situation is not repeated.

14. Your Privacy Rights

Depending on where you live, the law gives you a set of practical rights over the personal information the studio holds about you. The studio honours these rights for all its visitors and buyers, wherever they are, without making the process a corridor of obstacles.

  • The right to access the records the studio keeps about you and to receive a readable copy of them.
  • The right to correct any detail that is inaccurate or incomplete so your commission file tells the truth.
  • The right to delete your personal information, subject to records the studio must lawfully keep for tax or accounting.
  • The right to restrict or object to certain processing, including objection to any marketing that the studio sends.
  • The right to data portability, meaning a structured copy of the data you handed to the studio, where the applicable law provides for it.
  • The right to withdraw consent wherever consent is the legal basis for the processing.
  • The right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority that governs your region.

To exercise any of these rights, contact the studio using the details at the bottom of this policy. The studio verifies your identity with a reasonable check to protect against someone else editing your file, then answers your request within the time the relevant law allows, usually thirty days.

15. Notice of Right to Opt Out of Sale

Under the laws of several states including California, a resident has the right to know that their personal information will not be sold and the right to opt out of any sale. Angel Feather Designs LLC does not sell personal information in the sense those laws describe, and it has not sold personal information belonging to any visitor, buyer, or commissioner in the past selling year.

Because the studio does not sell information, there is no switch to flip and no marketing shortcut to refuse. The right is stated here so that nothing is hidden: if a resident ever believes the studio has begun selling data, they may write to request@artfeared.lat and request an opt out, and the studio will honour that request even though the underlying behavior does not currently take place.

16. International Transfers

The studio operates from the United States and will sometimes ship original artwork to buyers overseas. When a commission or an order crosses a border, a little personal information such as a name and a shipping address travels with the parcel so the work can reach the right door.

Service providers named earlier may store data in the United States or in other countries where their servers live. Where a transfer touches a region governed by a data protection law, such as Europe, the studio relies on recognized safeguards, including standard contractual clauses with the providers, to keep the level of protection that the home region expects. The studio writes those clauses when it needs them and stores the reference with its own account records.

In practice the studio is small and the number of cross border commissions is modest, which keeps the transfer map easy to draw and easy to explain to anyone who asks for a copy of the safeguards in play.

17. Other Websites and Links

The studio site may, from time to time, point you toward an external place, such as a gallery listing, a social profile of the artist, or a courier tracking page. This privacy policy governs what happens inside the studio and on its own pages; it does not rule the behavior of those outside websites.

When you click away to another site, that site privacy rules take over, and it is worth a glance at those pages before you hand over any details there. The studio chooses its visible links with care but cannot accept responsibility for the content or the data habits of a third party page reached from a link out of the site. If a linked page ever misbehaves, let the studio know and the link will be reconsidered.

18. Changes to This Policy

The studio will occasionally refresh this policy to match a change in the website, a new commission type, or a shift in the law. When that happens, the updated date at the top of the page moves forward and the revised text is published here on the studio site so every visitor can see the current rule without hunting through old mail.

For changes that stretch meaningfully beyond a wording polish, such as a new kind of sharing or a new feature that touches your details, the studio will take a step further and notify people who have an email address on file well before the change takes effect. Material changes never slide through silently, because surprise is the last thing a careful studio wants to hand its clients.

The policy that applies to you is the one live on the day you deal with the studio, but a buyer may always ask which older version governed an earlier commission and the studio will keep a dated copy available for a reasonable window.

19. Contact Us About Privacy

The studio keeps one open desk for every question about privacy, deletion and consent. If you want a copy of your records, wish to correct or remove a detail, or simply need a human sentence to explain a clause, do not hesitate to reach out through any channel below.

Angel Feather Designs LLC

890 E Silver Sage Dr, Sandy - 84094-4916, United States (US)

Email: request@artfeared.lat

Phone: +12185245815

Every privacy request is answered by the artist ArtFeared or by the person who runs the studio desk, never by an automated script that pretends to care. Expect a truthful reply, an honest timeline, and a follow through to the end of the matter.

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