For artists who make a lot of art
Not just your twelve best. Every painting, drawing, pot, print and photograph — sorted and described for you, searchable in an instant, and shared exactly the way you want. And the people who love it can support you.
Riley AdamsonFigure drawings, wax pastel on colored paper · riley.madethese.com
Why
Artists who make something every week end up with shelves, drawers, phones and hard drives full of art that nobody — sometimes not even the artist — can find again. The studies. The test pieces. The one where something finally clicked.
MadeThese is a place to keep all of it, beautifully. Bring the whole body of work — photos from your phone, scans, a folder of old files — and we do most of the sorting. You check it with a tap.
Support your local artist
Sketchbooks. Life drawing pages. The box of old drawings nobody’s seen. Put all of it on your own site, and the people who love your art can chip in — a tip on one drawing, a few dollars to unlock a collection.
It’s easy, it’s yours, and you keep 80% of every dollar.
A phone is fine. A copy stand is great. Drop in ten pictures or a thousand at once.
MadeThese helps you sort it, turn and crop it, fix the color, and describe each piece — what it is, what it’s made with, when. You check it with a tap.
yourname.madethese.com — your whole stack, quick on a phone. Put the link in your bio.
Visitors can tip a piece, a collection, or just you. Put a price on a collection and they unlock it. You keep 80% and cash out to your bank.
Drawings by Riley Adamson. Kenji, his note and the prices are made up for the example.
What could your stack do?
Play with the numbers. It’s an example, not a promise.
I have about pieces of art.
I put my best in a collection for .
people unlock it.
In your Studio, that’s
You can cash out $240.00 Get paid →
30 × $10 = $300. MadeThese keeps $60; $8 of every unlock is yours.
500 pieces is enough for 12 collections that size — and any piece can get tips too.
Just an example. Nobody can promise what people will pay — you set the prices, and they choose to chip in.
degas.madethese.com — Edgar Degas’s pastels, paintings and prints — a demo site made from public-domain art.
What kind of work it is, what it’s made with, when, what’s in it — even the writing beside your signature — suggested from each photo, checked by you with a tap. It learns from your fixes and never changes something you’ve checked.
“Every blue glaze from 2024.” “Every portrait in oil.” “Every drawing on red paper.” Filters answer as fast as you can tap, and every view is a link you can share.
Public, a blurred tease, members only, the person in it, or just you. Per piece or per collection — and you can always change your mind.
A heart is free, and so is a comment. Every piece, every collection and your guestbook has its own conversation — tips arrive there with a note, and you answer right where they left it.
yourname.madethese.com — made for phones, fast on bad signal, and beautiful when shared: every piece unfurls as a big preview card in Messages, Slack and Instagram DMs.
Your Name
Paintings, pots and prints — all of it.
yourname.madethese.com
Your full-size originals stay private. Everything starts in your own library; only what you put on your site goes up, and public images are stripped of location data. Hundreds of pieces or thousands — bring all of it, and download all of it, with every detail, any time.
The first MadeThese archive
1,542 pieces so far, most of them figure drawings in wax pastel on colored paper. The first artist to move in — yours could be next to it, whatever you make.
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