Who It’s For:
Emerging and working artists who are serious about turning their creativity into consistent income.

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You’ll Learn How To:

• Clarify your artistic lane and ideal collectors

• Price originals, prints, and products without guessing

• Package your work (collections, series, offers)

• Set up your business basics (structure, bank account, simple systems)

• Tell your story in a way that resonates with buyers and partners

 

Format:

• 4–8 weeks (depending on cohort)

• Live virtual or hybrid sessions

• Worksheets, templates, and real-world assignments

 

Outcome / USP:
You leave with a real plan and structure — not just inspiration.

Who It’s For:
Artists who want access to grant funding, residencies, and sponsored opportunities, but don’t know where to start.

 

You’ll Learn:

• How grants actually work and what funders look for

• How to tell the story of your art and impact

• How to build a simple project budget

• How to align your work with the right opportunities

• How to leverage a grant for long-term growth (not just a one-time show)

 

Support Includes:

• Sample narratives and winning language

• Feedback on your concept and draft applications

• Strategy for multi-year funding and relationships

 

Outcome / USP:
You’re not just “applying randomly.” You become a grant-ready artist with a long-term funding strategy.

Who It’s For:
Believers who feel called to create and want to integrate faith, excellence, and impact in their work.

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In This Series, We Cover:

• The theology of creativity and calling

• Identity, confidence, and mindset as an artist of faith

• How to navigate the art world without compromising your values

• How to steward influence when your work starts to gain traction

 

This track is explicitly faith-driven and completely optional, but available to all who want it.

Who It’s For:
Teens and young adults who show artistic talent and need direction, structure, and mentorship.

 

Focus Areas:

• Discipline, practice, and portfolio-building

• Intro to creative business thinking

• Mentored projects and showcases

• Exposure to real working artists and their stories

 

Outcome:
Youth learn that their gift is valuable and see a realistic path into the creative world.