I live outside the United States — will Leverage Your Art still help me?

Modified on Thu, Jan 1 at 10:10 AM

Yes! Leverage Your Art is designed to support artists worldwide, and the majority of what we teach applies no matter where you live. The core systems we cover—portfolio development, pitching, licensing, brand positioning, email outreach, building revenue streams, and managing partnerships—work across international markets.

Artists from many different countries have successfully used this training to:

License their artwork to companies in their region or globally
Pitch art directors in the U.S., U.K., E.U., Australia, and beyond
Build revenue streams like products, wholesale, publishing, and online education
Create portfolios and websites that work across multiple markets

You do not need to live in the U.S. to benefit, pitch companies, or build a licensing business.

Do you have international students now?

Yes — approximately 30% of our students are international. We’ve welcomed artists from countries such as:

?? United Kingdom
?? Australia & ?? New Zealand
?? Canada
?? France, ?? Germany, ?? Italy, ?? Poland
?? Cyprus and many more

Many students license their work outside of the U.S., while others work cross-border with companies based in North America or Europe.

Will the business content still apply to me?

Yes — the course focuses on principles and processes that travel across borders, including:

How to pitch art directors & companies from anywhere
How to build a portfolio that meets industry expectations
How to negotiate licensing terms, royalties, and usage rights
How to identify the right product categories and markets for your art
How to attract opportunities even if you’re not local

Some administrative details (like contract language or VAT) can vary depending on your country, but the foundational methods remain the same. When relevant, we encourage students to consult local legal/accounting professionals for regional specifics.

Quick Summary

? Works for students worldwide
? Pitch companies globally from anywhere
? Licensing principles apply across countries
?‍? 30% of students are international