How do you spell out ownership issues on original art?

[Frog]

Do any of you use something like this?

For the record, I don't always use this particular invoice form, and I have even been known to send usable art to some clients for re-use.
On a case by case basis, I sometimes charge less, and less than the time involved for stuff that I will print myself,l but expect full compensation when they take my creation elsewhere or to the next level as their true logo.

[GraphicDisorder]

For us fairly easy, we bill for any art we do directly and separately from the printing, so they own it.  I don't lump them together in a bill which helps with confusion on it. 

[Command-Z]

This is probably more than is necessary for a printer, but my art invoices look like this. I'm basically showing what rights are being transferred,what for and how long.

I generally grant the client rights to the design and retain rights to the incorporated illustrations.

[Dottonedan]

In my email signature, that goes with all correspondence, I include this info.

All original art created by Dot-Tone-Designs remains the property of Dot-Tone-Designs and you are granted limited usage rights to produce this order intended unless additional rights are sold in a separate agreement.

[Mr Tees!!]

This is probably more than is necessary for a printer, but my art invoices look like this. I'm basically showing what rights are being transferred,what for and how long.

I generally grant the client rights to the design and retain rights to the incorporated illustrations.

...man, you are EXPENSIVE!!!   

[Command-Z]

This is probably more than is necessary for a printer, but my art invoices look like this. I'm basically showing what rights are being transferred,what for and how long.

I generally grant the client rights to the design and retain rights to the incorporated illustrations.

...man, you are EXPENSIVE!!!   

1 million dollars