Artist Anya Warda

Before: "I only knew what the art establishment and the art school told me: art contests and galleries. That's all I knew. So I had no idea what else to do, and whatever I was doing, it wasn't working."

Now: "So I have sales every single month. I have never had that in my whole life. This is big for me every month, February, March, April, May already.

I sold! I made money."

Artist Jina Kim

Before: "Before I joined the program, my top two challenges were lack of confidence and not knowing what to do."

Now: "The biggest result of this program during COVID, during isolation right now, is to sell 11 paintings. What! I sold 11 paintings! I still cannot believe that it happened, and I have two more commissions coming.

I feel like crying."

Artist Matt Harline

Before: "Before I joined the Making Art Making Money program, I had a brain injury a few years ago. Focusing and thinking of the right words; I'm still having this problem."

Now: "So now it is mid-May, and I've gotten close to $2,000 so far this year. I mean, it's not a huge amount by any stretch of the imagination but it's double!"

Artist Debbie Dicker

Before: "It was that lack of confidence and which didn't match my abilities."

Now: "I just like buzzing with the excitement for where I'm going to go from here. This is more than just my business. This is about me."

Artist Leah Smithton

Before: "There's things that I would not have been able to figure out by myself or it would have taken years."

Now: "I shared my mission and they basically commissioned me to do a mural for them."

Artist Mary Farmer's art sales 

June 15, 2020 to August 03, 2020

Artist Jina Kim's art sells her art from her home studio.

2019 verus 2020

Artist Angie Smith starts sharing her mission during COVID and stops trying to sell herself. 

June 15, 2020