Business · Beginner
A structured, practical programme that takes you from unsure about online galleries to a finished shop, a promotion routine and a shipped painting.

Many artists paint well and still sell nothing. The work piles up, friends compliment it, and the idea of putting it in front of buyers from other countries feels both exciting and intimidating. Online galleries are an obvious route, yet most people never get past the first screen of the sign-up form.
The obstacles are rarely about talent. You may not know which galleries suit your work, how to photograph a canvas so it looks right on a phone, how to price a painting for a foreign buyer, or what to do when someone finally asks a question. Without a clear order of steps, it is easy to postpone everything for another month.
Some artists also carry the feeling that they have no right to sell without a formal academic background. The market does not ask for that. Buyers on online platforms respond to a clear presentation, honest communication and work they like.
This course exists to replace guesswork with a sequence. You follow it lesson by lesson: prepare your works, build the shop, present each painting properly, get noticed, and handle your first order from the first message to the parcel leaving your door.
Compare the platforms and decide where your paintings belong before you invest time.
Follow the settings screen by screen instead of working it out alone.
Show colour, texture and scale in a way buyers can trust.
Give buyers the information they need to feel confident.
Use a simple, consistent logic rather than a guess.
Know what is listed, where, at what price and what has sold.
Share links and posts on a schedule you can keep up with.
Handle the messages that come before and after a purchase.
Understand packaging, delivery and paperwork before your first order arrives.
The programme is designed for working artists who have paintings and little or no experience selling them online. You do not need a large following, a website or a polished portfolio to begin. You need a handful of finished works and the willingness to follow the steps in order.
The teaching approach is practical. Each lesson focuses on one task, shows how it is done on screen and ends with something you can do the same day. The idea is that you finish a lesson with a part of your shop built, not just with notes.
Along the way you will also learn why each step matters. Understanding how buyers browse, what they look for in a listing and what makes them hesitate lets you adapt the method to your own style and subject rather than copying a template.

The course is delivered online as video lessons that you can watch from anywhere and at any time of day. There are no fixed class times, so you can study in the evening after painting, on a weekend, or in short sessions between other commitments.
Every lesson is paired with a structured slide presentation that summarises the key points. Learners often print these and keep them nearby while they fill in profiles and listings, which makes it easy to refresh your memory without rewatching a video.
Practical tasks are built into the programme so that you move towards a working shop quickly. The course also includes a table for keeping track of your artworks, and there is space to ask questions and exchange experience with other participants as you go.
Because the course is self-paced, you decide the speed. A focused learner can open a first shop within a couple of weeks, while someone with a busy schedule can spread the same steps over a couple of months.
Six modules that follow the real order of events: preparing, presenting, publishing, promoting, shipping and growing.

Watch on any device, wherever you are.
Quick reference you can print or revisit.
One place for your works, prices and listings.
Each one moves your shop closer to launch.
Ask, share and learn from other participants.
Return whenever you add new works or galleries.
Try the first lessons without risk.
By the end of the programme you will have a finished profile and a shop with properly photographed and described paintings. Your works will be recorded in one table, so you always know what is listed and at what price.
You will also have a routine for sharing your work, a calm way of answering buyer messages and a clear idea of how to pack and send a painting abroad. That means a first enquiry or order will feel like something you are prepared for rather than a surprise.
Results depend on your work, your effort and the market, and no course can promise a sale. What this programme gives you is a solid, repeatable system, so every new painting can follow the same path from studio to buyer.
It depends on your pace. Many learners work through one or two modules a week and spend a few hours on lessons and tasks. You can go faster or slower, since there are no deadlines.
No. The course starts from the basics of online galleries. You only need some finished paintings and a computer or phone to follow along and fill in your profile.
Once your payment is confirmed, you receive access to the lessons and materials online. You can start immediately and study whenever it suits you.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase if the course is not what you expected.
They are recorded video lessons, each accompanied by a structured slide presentation and practical tasks. You can watch on a computer, tablet or phone.
Yes. The lessons and materials remain available to you after you finish, so you can return to them when you add works or open new shops.
No. The course gives you a clear method and practical tools, but sales depend on your work, how consistently you apply the steps and the market.
No. You can open your shop and start without an audience. The course shows how to build visibility step by step through a realistic routine.
Follow the steps in order, and give your paintings a place where buyers can find them.