My client supplied me with a QR code and then I went back asking if it was trackable. When they said no, I suggested bit.ly (which they used already for URL shortening). It doesn't hurt, and makes you sound more knowledgeable, to ask the client.
I use WordPress and if you can do front-end coding, you're fine. I'm certainly not a developer and I can figure it out and I've used my own ground-up themes.
I use one on my business card. I use it as a conversation piece. The front has my eye illustration and the code. The back has my details (minus the website URL because it's redundant - I figure they can tell from my email what my domain is). I pin the front side on community pin boards. They can...
You could just thin down white so the "border" isn't as big. Also, you can change the colour of the QR code so it matches your card. I wonder how a mask would look with a continuation of the background.
Mine is similar. They get a discount for having the link, but they must pay that back if they remove the link (if the site layout is what I had designed).
I ALWAYS give copyright for branding work. I include the higher fees as part of it. The client really needs to own their brand fully. My contract states that they don't own copyright to concept (anything not final art) and I always have the right to display and promote.
I think you are trying to get people to buy it.
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I don't forget interesting illustrations so I did a reverse image search on the hornet and found your website, then googled the website to find your postings.
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