Metapyxl

09/05/2026

Most standards for AI and image-making will not be written by the people who actually make the images.

We think that is backwards.

Feather Creative and Consider the Image have launched a survey for U.S. creators as the first phase of The AI Accord, a project focused on accountability around image-based generative AI, including data use, compensation, consent, licensing, attribution, and provenance.

Metapyxl’s founder and CEO, Tiffany Walling McGarity, will be speaking at The AI Accord summit in New York City on November 12, 2026.

Her view comes from 25 years as a photographer before building rights and provenance technology:

A license may say what is allowed. But too often, that information does not travel with the image once it leaves your hands.

That gap is where a lot of the current AI debate lives.

If you are a photographer, retoucher, art director, producer, editor, brand-side creative, stylist, makeup artist, set designer, artist rep, agency, publisher, or anyone else who touches the image-making process, your perspective belongs in this conversation.

Please take five minutes to answer the survey, and share it with other image-makers.

Survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScafPGJX8FQPL9efBsKl5c0_C5IIt77PJab7YjZ7WL74m84wA/viewform

Learn more about Consider the Image:
https://www.considertheimage.com/

Responses are requested by October 31, 2026, ahead of the November summit.

The future of image rights, consent, and provenance should not be decided without the creative people whose work makes the industry possible.

An industry-wise survey in the United States to inform the principles of The AI Accord. Submissions due October 31, 2026. **You are not required to sign into Google to take this survey. This form is not searchable online and is only available to those with a direct link. Responses are confidential,....

08/27/2026

I’m excited to share a meaningful update from Metapyxl.

We recently announced a strategic partnership with Parallel Worlds to integrate Metapyxl’s digital rights and provenance infrastructure into ExhibitIQ and New York Culture Club.

ExhibitIQ works with artists, galleries, museums, collectors and cultural institutions to authenticate, manage and commercialize art and cultural assets in one connected platform.

New York Culture Club extends that ecosystem into fashion, apparel and connected physical products, linking those items to authentication and interactive digital experiences.

For Metapyxl, this is an exciting step in bringing ownership, provenance, licensing, AI permissions, monitoring and protection into a broader cultural and commercial ecosystem.

Very excited to see where this relationship leads.

06/06/2026

Sharing this one with a little extra pride. John McGarity is a remarkable artist. He is also my husband.
His work is now available to collect on ExhibitIQ, a platform we partner with at Metapyxl. There is something full circle about watching the work I live with every day find its way to new collectors.
If his practice speaks to you, you can collect his pieces through ExhibitIQ. Link below.
Collect John's Work: https://lnkd.in/egGugepj

05/07/2026

I’ve been spending more time on Substack lately, writing about photography, artists’ rights, image ownership, attribution, and the changing life of creative work online. If those topics speak to you, I’d love to have you follow along.

Founder and CEO: Metapyxl, securing digital assets with ownership proof by locking in metadata and attaching contracts for monetization.

03/07/2026

A $500 contract can cost more than creators realize. A corporation can take authorship, keep the downstream AI value, and still leave the creator holding the liability.

02/24/2026

Bottom line: Metapyxl is a Revenue Recovery Tool. Check us out and sign up at https://www. Metapyxl.com.

We dare you !! 🏴‍☠️

02/24/2026

This is exactly why!!!

02/16/2026

So we built image intelligence infrastructure where rights travel with the file.

02/04/2026

The Internet Is Breaking the Economics of Being an Artist, but here’s what gives me hope!

And the numbers finally prove it.