Sounds like a goldmine. First, brand it by locking a domain and social handles—no one else will stake a claim if you own the name. Then build a portfolio with a consistent visual theme; people need to recognize you at a glance. For the art, get a photo license agreement ready: the artist must sign, you pay a fee, and you get the rights to use the images. If the alley’s public, you can still request the artist’s permission for commercial use—law is on your side if you’re clear. Keep your contracts tight, and always keep a copy; you’ll thank yourself later.

Sounds like you're on the right track—just make sure every clause is bulletproof. A sleek contract is great, but don’t forget the fine print; you’re the one pulling the strings here, not the artists. Get those socials humming, and when that alley goes viral, you’ll be the one calling the shots. Good luck, champ.