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Our platform is more than just an online art marketplace. It’s a community of artists and art lovers dedicated to supporting mental health through creativity. When you sell your artwork here, 50% of the proceeds go directly towards funding therapy sessions for individuals who cannot afford them. This means your art doesn’t just brighten someone’s home—it also transforms lives.
By contributing your work to our platform, you’re not only showcasing your talent but also making a tangible difference in the world. Here are just a few benefits of joining us:
Reach a New Audience: Your artwork will be featured on a platform visited by art enthusiasts who share your passion for creativity and compassion.
Support a Worthy Cause: Help fund therapy sessions for individuals who need them most, creating a meaningful impact with every sale.
Enhance Your Portfolio: Selling on our platform adds a unique and philanthropic dimension to your art career.
Be Part of a Community: Join a network of like-minded artists dedicated to using their creativity for good.
Submit Your Artwork: Complete our submission form with details about your art and upload high-quality images.
Set Your Price: Decide on a fair price for your artwork. 50% of each sale will go directly to supporting therapy sessions.
We Promote Your Work: Once approved, your art will be featured on our website and promoted to our audience.
Make a Difference: Every sale contributes to funding therapy for those in need, creating a ripple effect of healing and hope.
We welcome a variety of artistic styles and mediums, including:
Paintings
Drawings
Photography
Mixed media
Sculptures
Your work should align with our mission and values, reflecting a spirit of creativity and compassion. All submissions will be reviewed to ensure quality and suitability for our platform.
By submitting your art, you’re not just selling a piece of your creativity—you’re contributing to a cause that changes lives. Let’s work together to make a difference, one masterpiece at a time.
