If you have already received a free critique from us, please wait at least 3 months before submitting again as we need to make room for new artists. Please know that we do not accept fan art.

If your artwork is accepted for a free critique, we cannot guarantee when your artwork will be critiqued. We do email artists our critique schedule in advance of when their artwork will be critiqued.

Please prepare an artist statement where you answer these questions:

1. What is your background as an artist?

2. Explain what art media you use.

3. What themes and subjects have you explored in your artwork?

4. What topics would you like to discuss with us during the stream? (Examples: Should I pursue fine art or illustration? How can get commissions?)

5. What are your long term goals as an artist?

6. Anything else you’d like us to know about you or your artwork.

Make sure your statement is in the form of a first person narrative. Otherwise, your submission will not be accepted.

Your statement is enormously helpful to us when learning about your background, experience and topics you’re interesting in discussing with us. We do consider the amount of effort and thought an artist invests into writing their statement when we review submissions.

If you copy and paste your biography from your website instead of answering the questions below, write a very short statement that is only about 2 sentences, or if you type curt answers to our questions below, your submission is unlikely to be accepted.

All artwork submitted must be original. If we discover at any point that your artwork was plagiarized, your submission will be disqualified and you will no longer be eligible to participate in any Art Prof video content in the future. Plagiarism is a serious offense and we do not take it lightly.

For 2D artwork, send us only 1 image.

For 3D artwork, send us up to 3 images (3 images of the same artwork)

Make sure the photos of your selected artwork(s) are in a high resolution, at least 1920 pixels by 1080 pixels.

Place your images in a Google Drive or Dropbox folder, and share the link to that folder in the form below.

Make sure the privacy settings on the folder are set to ‘anyone with the link can access’.

1.  Create a folder in Google Drive and name it with your first and last name.

2. Upload JPG files of your artwork(s)  into that folder.

3. Rename each JPG file like this: “001.jpg.” , “002.jpg”, “003.jpg.”  This way, images are easily referenced.

4. Open each JPG, click on the 3 dot icon in the upper right, and select “Details.” In the new window, scroll down to the “Description” section. In this section, add the title, media and size of the artwork.  Example: “Self-Portrait, oil on canvas, 18″ x 24.” Titles are optional.

5. In Google Drive, right click on your folder, and select “Get Shareable Link.”  Copy the link.

Please make sure your statement is formatted as a narrative statement that is written in first person. Otherwise, your submission will not be accepted.

Please make sure you have read our Terms and Conditions available here: https://artprof.org/terms-and-conditions/

By submitting this form, you are granting us permission to show the content you submit during the live stream on our YouTube channel and potentially here on Artprof.org