Studio policies

The fine print, in plain language.

Every commission is a one-of-a-kind piece made from photos you provide, so a few ground rules keep the work fair for you, respectful of the people in your photos, and safe for our studio.

Last updated: July 18, 2026 · Template draft, pending attorney review
Section 1

Terms & Conditions

These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern all orders placed with Alpha0608 Solutions LLC, doing business as Keepsake Foundry ("Keepsake Foundry," "we," "us," "the studio"). By placing an order, uploading photos, or approving a digital render, you ("the customer") agree to these Terms.

Custom work, made to order

Timelines & communication

Right to refuse

We reserve the right to decline or cancel any commission, at any stage, that violates these Terms, our content standards, applicable law, or that we're not able to produce to our quality standard. If we cancel, you receive a full refund of any amounts paid for work not performed.

Section 2

What we will & won't print

We make family keepsakes. To keep the studio a place we're proud of — and to keep us both on the right side of the law — we do not accept commissions containing:

Nudity or sexual content

No nude, semi-nude, or sexualized figures of any kind, real or fictional.

Content involving minors beyond family keepsakes

Commissions depicting minors are accepted only from a parent or legal guardian, and only as wholesome keepsakes.

Hate, harassment, or violence

No hate symbols, slurs, threats, or content demeaning any person or group.

Functional weapons or weapon parts

We print display collectibles. No firearm components, blades, or other items designed to function as weapons.

Trademarked & copyrighted characters

No characters, logos, or designs owned by others (film, TV, video game, comic, or brand IP) unless you hold written rights.

Celebrity or public-figure likenesses

We render the people in your life, from photos you have rights to — not public figures for resale.

Counterfeits or deceptive items

Nothing designed to pass as another brand's product, currency, credentials, or official documents.

Illegal or infringing items

Anything that violates federal, state, or local law, or the rights of any third party.

If your order falls into a gray area, we'll tell you before any work begins. Declining an order for these reasons is always at our sole discretion.

Section 3

Copyright & intellectual property

Your photos

Our renders & designs

Third-party IP

Portfolio use

We love showing finished work (you've seen it all over this site). We may photograph completed commissions for our portfolio and social media only with your consent, which you can grant or decline on the photo consent form at checkout — and withdraw later by contacting us. Declining never affects your order.

Section 5

Returns & refunds

Because every piece is custom-made for one person, commissions can't be restocked or resold. Here's how we keep it fair:

Before printing

After delivery

Stock (non-custom) items

Non-personalized items, like pendants and ready-made pieces, may be returned unused within 30 days for a refund of the item price; return shipping is the customer's responsibility unless the item arrived damaged or defective.

Section 6

Product care, disclaimers & liability

These are display pieces

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, our total liability for any claim arising from an order is limited to the amount you paid for that order. We are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including missed events or sentimental value. Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.

Disputes

Tell us first — nearly every issue is fixable with a reprint or a refund. These Terms are governed by the laws of the state where the studio is registered; the governing state, venue, and any arbitration language should be inserted here on advice of counsel.

Note to studio owner: this page is a working draft written in plain language, not legal advice. Before launch, have a licensed attorney in your state review these Terms — particularly the liability, indemnification, dispute-resolution, and consent sections — and confirm compliance with your state's consumer-protection and refund laws.