LAST CHANCE – registration for Creating Collections for Home Décor closes TODAY and we don’t know when we’ll run this course as a LIVE class again!
Do you adore home décor? Do you dream of seeing your beautiful art on fabric, ceramics and more? Do you want to know how to get your art on home decor products for stores like Anthropologie and West Elm?
Then hurry HURRY! Our raved-about online course, Creating Collections for Home Décor, will give you incredible in-depth insight into five key substrates – fabric, wood, ceramics, glass and metal – and, uniquely, will teach you how to create home décor collections, so you can sell more art to each client – but registration for this game-changing LIVE class closes TODAY.
Art by Make Art That Sells student Claire Westwood for Creating Collections for Home Décor. Design your own stunning home décor collection with brand NEW trend boards: book your spot here.
Q: It’s LIVE, you say? What does that mean?
A: For the past few years, Creating Collections for Home Décor has run as a self-paced course, meaning that you got instant access as soon as you registered and could complete all the course materials in your own time.
Due to overwhelming demand, however, Creating Collections for Home Décor ran as a live course last year and you’ve asked for it again in 2023! A LIVE course means:
- You get weekly deadlines, to keep you motivated and accountable (deadlines are a creative person’s best friend)
- You’ll watch weekly LIVE reviews, which means that you may get YOUR art reviewed by Lilla and Margo – this pushes you to bring your A-game to every assignment (you’ll be amazed how much your art will grow) PLUS they’re always looking for new talent in class, so who knows where it may lead?
- You get four brand NEW on-trend boards from Lilla and trend queen Margo, so you can be sure that your designs are market savvy and up to date
… plus all the incredible content you’d usually get in this course, including five professional-level assignments to help you build a kickass pitch in just five weeks, advice on pitching full collections to art directors (plus Weekly Art Directors’ Cheat Sheets), in-depth videos on how to take your art from 2D to 3D, and lots more.
In just five weeks, you could be holding five finished home décor collection pitches in your hands! What will they look like? And what could those products look like if they got picked up and made? It’s time to find out!
Art by Katie Vernon, a Make Art That Sells student who is now represented by Lilla, for Anthropologie, agented by Lilla. Let Lilla show you how you can get your art on home decor products with Creating Collections for Home Décor!
We don’t yet know if Creating Collections for Home Décor will run as a live course in 2024, so don’t let this opportunity pass you by! Sign up now!
Lots of love
The Make Art That Sells team xxx
