HURRY! Save big – but for 72 hours only!
- Imagine creating beautiful art for classic toys and games like checkers or puzzles – creating heirlooms for families to enjoy for generations
- Imagine seeing toys and games dreamed up by you in the front window of your favorite toy store
- Imagine spending your days dreaming up quirky characters and fun new toy concepts – and getting paid for it!
It’s time to turn play into pay with art agent Lilla’s unique toy and game course, My Toy Pitch! In case you missed our big news, My Toy Pitch is now available as a self-paced course, meaning that you get instant access to all the course materials as soon as you sign up, and complete it at a time and pace that suits you and your schedule.
Plus sign up right NOW and you could save a huge 20% – but hurry, this sale is only on for 72 hours!
Create five stunning pitches for your very own art-led games and toys – like this one by Make Art That Sells student Julia Freund. Read more and register here.
And even though My Toy Pitch is now a self-paced course, course leaders and art agents Lilla and Riley will be hosting a LIVE review on Friday, August 12th. This means that they’ll look at every single piece of art submitted to the class gallery by the submission deadline, Sunday, July 31st, and pick some of their favorites to review in a LIVE Zoom event. It’s an incredible opportunity to find out how two art agents view toy and game pitches (as well as getting your art in front of them!), to learn a ton, and to find out how to make your own pitch really pop, even if your art isn’t picked.
PLUS Riley will be choosing one lucky student for a live private 1:1 with him to really work on their pitch – in case you haven’t met Riley yet, he’s the creator of the smash-hit Sneaky Snacky Squirrel Game and has decades of experience in the toy and game industry. This is an incredible opportunity to work directly with a seasoned industry expert on your very own pitch – don’t miss out!
Actual toys and games illustrated by artists represented by Lilla Rogers Studio. Can you see your art on dominoes, puzzles, beads, and more? Let Lilla and Riley show you how you can get gigs like these.
Don’t miss out! Sign up NOW to give yourself the maximum amount of time to work on your pitch before the submission deadline on Sunday, July 31st!
Brand NEW bonus content!
Plus Lilla and Riley have just released a brand NEW mood board for the course TODAY! Sign up now to get immediate access to this inspiring bonus content, along with all the other mood boards already included in the course materials. You’re going to love this fabulous smorgasbord of inspiring images that Lilla has selected for you!
Your own toy could be as simple as creating an adorable new plush toy character – like this pitch by Make Art That Sells student Jacqui Langeland.
Q. I don’t think I have the imagination to come up with a whole new game concept! Is this course still for me?
A. Absolutely! You’ll learn how you can leverage existing kid-friendly art that you may already have in your portfolio (especially if you’ve done any of Lilla’s other courses, like Illustrating Children’s Books) and use to update classic public domain games such as memory match, checkers or puzzles. Plus Lilla and Riley lead you through the whole process in a step by step way that’s hugely inspiring and never overwhelming – once you get started, you’ll be amazed at what you can achieve!
Creating your own toy or game pitch can be as simple as creating playful new characters for classic games such as checkers, dominoes or memory match – and you may already have art you can use! Pitch by Make Art That Sells student Erica Root.
Q. Okay, but what if I’m not even sure yet whether I want to explore the toy and game market?
Whether you’re raring to create your own multilevel game or you’re not yet sure if puzzles are a good match for you, quirky, kid-friendly illustrations will always be a fantastic addition to your portfolio. The mood and product boards created by Lilla and Riley are specially designed to help you come up with eye-catching, on-trend art and characters – you never know where they’ll end up!
Playset illustrated by Rebecca Jones, an artist represented by Lilla. Do you already have kid-friendly art in your portfolio that you could market for toys and games? Think dominoes, checkers, dress up sets, plushies and more!
Sign up now to get your work in front of Lilla and Riley and join the live review on August 12th – all for 20% off! You don’t want to miss this!
Lots of love
The Make Art That Sells team xxx
