Artistic and design works are creative works that may receive legal protection when they meet the conditions established by law. Their use, reproduction, publication, or exploitation without the consent of the rights holder may give rise to civil liability. Unauthorized use may include reproducing, modifying, distributing, displaying, or commercially exploiting a work without obtaining the required permission. Depending on the circumstances and the applicable legal framework, civil liability generally involves establishing an infringement, the existence of damage, and a causal relationship between the unlawful act and the resulting harm. Legal remedies may include compensation for material and moral damages, as well as requests to stop the unauthorized use or remove its effects in accordance with applicable legal procedures. This issue has become particularly important in the digital environment, where artistic and design works can be easily copied, shared, and reused across online platforms. Respecting the rights of artists and designers and obtaining their permission before using their works is therefore an essential foundation for protecting creativity and promoting professional and ethical practices in the fields of art and design.