We help creative freelancers accelerate their careers by offering the structure and accountability needed to complete their most important projects.
“I loved meeting new people and being a part of the community of our cohort. I really thrive with the accountability system and it helps me get things done.”
– Nora Quinn, Designer
Art of Freelance is a 10-Week Online Course Designed to Help You:
Define and refine your professional goals using carefully designed exercises that have been proven to work for creative Freelancers and/or those with a “side hustle”.
Create a roadmap of the projects that will push you to the next step in your career, and help you choose the right project to tackle right now.
Accomplish that project with the support of real human to human contact in weekly online video check-ins focused on providing feedback and guidance.
Present your work online and/or in-person at a final presentation with your cohorts.
Submit your work to be considered for The Showcase.
"Art of Freelance taught me the power of accountability and how wonderful it is to receive feedback from people who actually care about you and your success.”
– Morgan Brown, Artist
92% current graduation rate
100+ projects completed & counting
creatives on 5 continents
The Art of Freelance 10-Week Course was designed by hyper successful freelancers and top academics to give you the maximum impact for the time you invest.
Past Showcase Attendees:
“As a freelancer - you’re always living in the now - or the next project. But Art of Freelance forced me to think about the life that I want to live and how I want to get there…I was grateful for the actual, hard questions that I was forced to ask of myself.”
– Jeff Newton, Photographer
We are so confident that you will love this course that we offer a 100%, no questions, 30 day money back guarantee.
“Art of Freelance gave me more confidence in the potential of my work, in the feasibility of me being able to accomplish a vision. I sense more clarity on the value of my commercial work and the purpose of my personal work.”
– Daniel N. Johnson, Photographer