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Studio Account
£0
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Create your account and get 2 full master-level critiques on us — no payment card required. Start improving your work today.
- 2 Free Critiques Included
- Full access to Technical, Studio Mentor & Gallery Curator Lenses
- Private Studio Portfolio archive
- Access to blog, guides & resources
- No payment card required to register
On-Demand Critique
£3.99
per canvas · no subscription
A professional, comprehensive technical audit across our 4-Pillar framework, an interactive mentor dialogue session, and a personalised next-step roadmap. Buy only when you paint.
- 4-Pillar scored critique framework
- Medium-specific judging rubric
- Interactive Studio Mentor chat
- Custom Studio Roadmap generation
- Revision Mode — track your progress
- Instant PDF report download
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3-Canvas Studio Pass
£9.99
£3.33 per critique · 3 critiques included
Lock in three full master-level critiques at our best-value bundle price. Credits load to your account instantly — use them at your own pace, one per painting session.
- Everything in On-Demand, ×3
- Credits never expire
- Save £2 vs. buying individually
- Ideal for artists working in series
- Revision Mode across all three critiques
- Three premium PDF reports
Quick Questions
- Is there a subscription?
- No. You pay only when you want a critique — £3.99 per canvas on-demand, or £9.99 for the 3-Canvas Studio Pass (three critiques, credits loaded instantly and never expiring). There are no monthly fees and no commitments.
- Do you own my artwork rights?
- Never. You retain 100% of your copyright. Images are passed through encrypted API pathways solely to generate your private studio report. Your artwork is never sold, made public, or used to train public AI models.
- Can I view past critiques?
- Yes — all critiques are saved permanently in your private Studio Portfolio. You can revisit, download as PDF, and continue the mentor conversation at any time.
- What mediums are supported?
- Watercolour, oil painting, drawing (pencil, charcoal, ink, and more), and acrylic — each with its own specialist judging rubric and medium-specific feedback.