This document describes the rules and disclosures for this particular business and its stated services. Its operational details are drawn from the supplied brand reference; unverified website technology is not represented as active.
Who offers the services
The operator is Layerhouse Art LLC, a business identified in the reference as organized in Oregon. Its business address is 1120 SE Grand Ave, Suite 304, Portland, OR 97214. The website for these Terms is layerhouseart.com; customer correspondence goes to support@layerhouseart.com. These Terms are dated 2026 and apply subject to any signed engagement terms and nonwaivable consumer protections.
Third-party responsibilities
Some services depend on independent venues, platforms, suppliers or specialists. The relevant written agreement should allocate duties transparently. Mention of a third party is not an endorsement or a guarantee of that party’s performance; mandatory duties of the operator cannot be waived by simply naming a vendor.
The service being contracted
Layerhouse Art LLC is associated with online digital illustration courses and small live cohorts. Website descriptions introduce the offerings; a confirmed booking, enrollment, proposal or other written agreement should identify the purchased scope, dates, deliverables and any exclusions. No website inquiry alone guarantees availability.
Price, cancellation and scope
The reference describes one-time purchases, a 14-day course return policy, small live cohorts, and access to cohort recordings for 60 days. The published checkout terms must specify eligibility and the applicable clock.
Fair use of the site
Do not misuse payment systems, attempt unauthorized access, distribute malicious software or misrepresent another person. We may take proportionate measures against unlawful activity, without limiting legally protected access or criticism.
Rights, safety and professional boundaries
Procreate and iPad are third-party tools, not bundled licenses unless the product page says so. Students retain rights to original artwork; course videos, templates and instructional files are licensed for personal learning, not redistribution.
Agreement formation
Descriptions and starting prices invite inquiries or orders but do not themselves reserve a place or create a fully scoped engagement. A binding commitment arises under the actual checkout, written confirmation or signed service agreement, subject to applicable law. Any deposit, recurring charge or automatic renewal must be clearly disclosed before consent.
Information and communications
Customers should give accurate information and use the contact address for scheduling or contractual concerns. Service-specific forms and policies must not contradict the promises made at checkout or in the signed agreement. The separate Privacy Policy describes handling of personal information.
Changes and responsibility
Because one-time self-paced courses and scheduled live instruction may depend on schedules, participants, third-party resources or customer input, material changes should be documented and handled under the applicable written agreement and mandatory law. Neither a promotional example nor a website overview overrides a confirmed written scope.
Customer cooperation
Customers should supply accurate contact details, relevant specifications and timely decisions for one-time self-paced courses and scheduled live instruction. Requests beyond the agreed scope may require a separate written quote or schedule adjustment. The provider remains responsible for its own legally required performance and cannot shift all operational risk to the customer.
Website and content rights
Branding, site copy, educational materials, photographs, diagrams, audio and other protectable materials belong to their respective rights holders. Browsing permits ordinary personal viewing, not wholesale commercial copying. Rights in client-created work and final deliverables depend on the relevant project agreement and applicable law.
What prices mean
Displayed rates and package examples may depend on scope, location, timing or availability. Taxes, third-party charges, materials, travel and other material costs should be itemized before acceptance where relevant. Changes to a confirmed order require an appropriate contractual basis or customer agreement.
Legal limits and disputes
Nothing in these Terms removes statutory refund rights, liability for fraud or willful misconduct, or other obligations that cannot be excluded. Any permitted limitation must be interpreted narrowly. Contact the business to raise concerns; no mandatory arbitration, class waiver or exclusive jurisdiction is invented here.
No invented outcomes
Examples, portfolios, educational descriptions and marketing statements are not guarantees of earnings, professional advancement, artistic success, event conditions or other individualized outcomes. Any express guarantee must be stated clearly and honored as required by law.
Updates and severability
These Terms may change prospectively, with the revised date identified. A later website revision does not retroactively rewrite an accepted order without lawful agreement. If a clause is unenforceable, the remainder may remain effective to the extent allowed by law.