​Join our friendly, vibrant online artist community to connect with fellow artists, discuss your work, and gain valuable feedback. Share your passion for art, explore new techniques, and participate in exciting challenges to grow as an artist.

What You Will Get

  • Community Portal

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  • Live Q and A's

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  • Step By Step Tutorials

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  • Video Vault

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  • Paint and Chat Sessions

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  • Spotlight Critiques

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Pricing options

Pay annually and get 2 months free! Need extra help add on monthly coaching. Priced in US Dollars

What Students are Saying

“My experience with “Make Your Mark” exceeded all my expectations. I enjoyed her demonstrations and appreciated her hands on approach, but most of all, Patt’s knowledge about art techniques and materials is impressive I learned so much about the elements of design, how to balance the use of colour, how to embody various techniques, and the use of various complex materials. Furthermore, I gained a clearer perspective on what abstract and contemporary mean. Most of all, the dialogue between Patt and the other participants was invaluable. This sharing environment contributed to a better understanding of when, how, and why to apply paint to paper.”

Mary Ann M.