Turn Your Art Prints Into A Money-Making Machine 10

Make More Money: Prints are affordable, so more people can say yes. I'll show you simple ways to get customers to buy several at once, so one sale can turn into many.

Grow Without Burnout: Create once, sell again and again. I'm still earning from artwork I made early in my career.

Incredible Profit Margins: In my business, art prints have yielded 20x–30x my investment. I’ve regularly turned a $1 high-quality print (from art I made years ago) into a $25+ product by offering multiple sizes and formats.

Easy to Start: You can print at home or outsource affordably and quickly without having to sit on a lot of inventory.

Versatile & Expandable: I sell prints as they are, but I also turn them into additional products that are quick and easy to make, like wood-mounted prints, magnets, earrings, and ornaments. If you'd like to learn how to make these, you'll be offered optional add-on courses after checkout.

When I started 13 years ago, growth didn’t come from being the “best” artist. It came from understanding the audience I could get in front of regularly—and placing my strongest designs on mid-priced products like prints.

Because prints are affordable and easy for new customers to say yes to, they created steady sales—even before I had an audience or a fully developed style.

They also helped me earn more from each original piece. I was no longer dependent on selling one painting at a time.

That consistency gave me the clarity and confidence to grow.

I got paid to figure out what works for me—while developing my skills, style, and business.

Now I’ll show you the system I used.

Whether you’re just starting or ready to grow, this approach helps you build real momentum using the art you’ve already made or will make.

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Digitize Like a Pro — Create crisp, vibrant, print-ready files on any budget. I’ll show you 3 ways to start: my scanner setup + exact settings, how to get great results with just an iPhone, or outsourcing. Plus, I’ll share my go-to tools to boost image quality. Digital artists: If you create in Procreate, Illustrator, Photoshop, or Canva, you can skip this step—the rest of the course still fully applies.

Get Gallery-Level or High-Profit Prints—Your Choice —Learn the difference between fine art and standard prints, and how to print at home or outsource so you can choose the best path for your audience, goals, and income targets. Includes real examples, setup tips, and side-by-side cost comparisons.

Beginner Guide: No-Tech / Low-Budget Scanning & Printing (Optional) — For non-tech folks: start now—even without a scanner or fancy tools. Advanced? Skip this and jump ahead.

Prep Your Files Like a Systemized Pro — Save hours with my batch-formatting workflow and learn how to size, crop, and border your artwork for multiple products and price points. Perfect for building a polished, scalable collection.

Plug Into 13 Years of Shortcuts — My Ultimate Artist Resource Guide — Get my vetted print partners (from fine art labs to budget-friendly options), plus my home printer + exact print settings, favorite papers, and vendor links. One trusted source can produce 8×10s for as little as $1—leaving room for up to 97% margins (even for wholesale), and get my favorite print displays for markets. This guide alone can save you months of research and setup time.

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Bonus #1: Create Art Prints Collectors Love (This helps You Sell Your Art Faster.)

Learn to merge what you love with what buyers want—pick themes that sell and show up where they already are for more consistent sales. (This will help you get unstuck to build real momentum fast.)

Bonus #2: Price Your Originals for Profit + Scale with Prints

Know how many originals to make in a collection, the price points that sell, and how much time to spend to stay profitable—then turn your designs into repeatable and consistent revenue with art prints in different sizes and price points.

Bonus #3: Sell More Art Prints by Creating Collections That Sell

Learn how to build cohesive, intentional collections to sell more art. (Doing this exponentially grew my income.)

Bonus #4: The Print Sales Roadmap

A repeatable print sales framework to help you plan, launch, and grow your print offerings, even if you don’t have a website or audience yet. Sell this holiday season, or use it to set up a strong start next year.

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This course exceeded my expectations! It's incredibly well thought out and informative, breaking down the process of creating and selling art prints in a way that’s easy to follow. After taking this course, I now have a much better understanding of the steps required to bring my art to life and turn it into a profitable business. If you’re an artist looking to monetize your artwork, I highly recommend this course!" Thank you again for sharing your expertise with everyone!
-- Annie Davis Evelry Designs | Owner

I absolutely loved Jennifer’s class “Turn your art prints into a money-making machine!” and a store is now wholesaling some art prints and wood blocks which is so exciting.

Jennifer's course is thorough and so easy to follow along! She covers all the options for creating prints and explains the different varieties. I love the way she breaks down all of the information, including price margins, a supply list as well as links! I’m so thrilled to have taken this course!

Sarah May | Block 21 Prints

Hi, I’m Jennifer Clifford, the artist behind Adventures in Collage.

I left corporate America in 2013 to pursue a creative life. I had no audience, little money, and a style that was still evolving, but with grit, determination, and plenty of trial and error, I hit the ground running and built an art business that now fuels my dreams.

My collages are handmade in my San Francisco studio and are collected by customers across the U.S. and worldwide. I sell at markets, online, and through wholesale channels. The backbone of my success has been art prints, because they’re profitable, scalable, and make it possible to grow without burning out.

Over the past 13 years, I’ve learned what works (and what doesn’t). I’ve poured those insights into this course so you can skip the setbacks, avoid the guesswork, and start building a profitable, sustainable art business of your own.

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No, you don’t need a scanner or printer to get started. I’ll show you how to digitize your artwork using your phone, or by outsourcing, and how to get high-quality prints made without large upfront costs.

If you do want to print at home, I use an affordable inkjet printer (around $250) and share my exact setup, settings, and materials inside the course.

I also show you how to outsource to trusted print labs with great pricing—so you can choose the option that works best for your budget and goals.

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Mounting my art prints to wood panels has been my secret weapon for years.

It gives them an elevated, ready-to-hang look that feels handcrafted, and allows me to offer a higher-priced product with greater perceived value.

They look like originals

No frame needed

Over 90% profit margins

Customers LOVE them—many buy multiples to create mini gallery walls

And the best part? Each one takes less than 5 minutes to make.

If you're ready to scale your art business with high-perceived-value products that help you reach your income goals faster, this mini-course is for you.

Sure, you can sell art prints without this course… But it’s so much easier when you know how to turn them into irresistible wood blocks customers can’t walk away from.

This method has consistently helped me grow my income—without the pressure of constantly creating originals.

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