Dear Artist,

You can learn where to start to sell more art

without feeling like sell-out.

What's it costing you now?

what will it cost you year after year?

Stop Competing with Other Artists

[read more]The only competition that artists should enter is the contest for their collectors' time and attention.[/read]

Stop Guessing Who’ll Buy Your Art

[read more]All successful artists know and serve their niche. They know who wants to buy their art, why they want to buy it, and how to find more people like them.[/read]

Stop Hoping To Sell Your Art - Start Planning

[read more]Writing down your art sales goals makes it 42% more likely that you'll reach your goal. By having a written plan to create an art enterprise, it's 152% more likely that you will build it.[/read]

Making Art Making Money

The NEW Pivot Plan

(Learn to navigate the new normal)

Gain Community

[read more]Join 23 different types of established and emerging artists, artisans, designers, and photographers. Our warm and welcoming community includes artists from 20 countries and counting. You'll have several Study Partners, of your choosing. You can encourage each other and hold each other accountable. There's no limit on the number of connections you can make. You'll have access to the program for an entire year.[/read]

Experience Growth

[read more]If you are the average graduate, you will triple your level of focus and self-confidence, from 2.5 to 8, on a scale of 1 to 10.[/read]

Have Certainty

[read more]To graduate, you're required to sell enough of your art during your final project to pay for your tuition. During your final project, you start to determine your unique niche. Unlike art school or business school, you'll get a 30-day money-back guarantee. As long as you complete the first of eight courses.[/read]

People who care about art care about the artist, not the middleman.

At Making Art Making Money®, we know that you want to be a confident and focused artist.

To do that, you need to sell more art.

The problem is that art galleries are closing, and art shows are canceling. Market disruption is leaving many artists uncertain of where to start to sell more art.

We believe that disruption creates opportunities. The affluent are making money in up and down markets. Affluent people who care about art care about the artist, not the middleman.

We believe that relationships equal revenue. For over 15 years, we’ve known that artists don’t need art galleries or art shows to sell their art.

We understand that scarcity and permission-based art establishment is broken. Representatives art taking 50% in sales commissions and often discounting the art. Art galleries are forcing artists into exclusivity agreements. This is preventing artists from selling more of their art. They will not allow artists to contact their collectors. Thus, artists can’t build relationships with their collectors.

We know that real relationships equal revenue. Artists can sell over 80% more art through referrals and keep 100% of their money. Referral sales are easier, more organic, and they’re not pushy.

We know that traditional sales and marketing strategies don’t work for artists. Artists don’t sell goods or services. Our product is emotion. Right now, there’s a lot of inspiration and lots of opportunities to sell your art online.

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How are we different?

Created by a successful artist for artists

Access Years of practical experience

Join 23 types of emerging and established artists

connect with study partners from 20 countries

How does it work?

graduate by selling your art

1. Schedule an Application Call

[read more]If we are confident that we can help you, we'll schedule a 30-minute call to talk about how. If we're not sure if we can help you, we'll try to point you in the right direction. [/read]

2. Start Learning At Your Own Pace

[read more]Start a self-paced interactive online program designed for busy people. Gain a warm global support network and expert mentorship from Ann Rea.[/read]

3. Measure Your Progress In Art Sales

[read more]To graduate, you're required to sell enough of your art during your final project to pay for your tuition, at a minimum. During your final project, you start to determine your unique niche. [/read]

What's Your Future As An Artist?

If you want to sell more of your art, you’re facing three futures.

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Market disruption spells disaster for some artists and opportunities for other artists.

Most artists are doing nothing right now, they will fail quickly.
Some artists are doing some things right now, they will fail slowly.
Fewer artists are doing the right things right now, they will survive and then thrive.

Which future will you choose?

The time to pivot is NOW.

Ask yourself, “Will I be better off trying to figure this out all on my own?

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