No. At To Write Art, we do not evaluate, critique, or provide feedback on submitted artworks. This is not an oversight — it is a deliberate and carefully considered decision rooted in the philosophy of our programs.

External judgment, even when well-intentioned, shapes what artists make and how they think about their own work. Over time, artists begin creating for the evaluator rather than for themselves — adjusting, second-guessing, and editing their instincts to meet someone else's expectations. This is precisely what To Write Art is designed to move away from.

Our programs are built on the belief that the most valuable voice in your creative process is your own. The self-evaluation framework embedded within each topic exists for exactly this reason — to develop your ability to assess your work honestly, professionally, and independently, without needing external validation to confirm its worth.

When you submit your artwork to To Write Art, you are not seeking approval. You are sharing your journey. And that is something we receive with respect, not judgment.

However, when you choose to share your work publicly on our platforms (Instagram and website), you may receive feedback from other students and platform visitors through comments and engagement. This peer feedback is organic and community-driven, not provided by To Write Art staff.

Self Check-In responses are reviewed confidentially by To Write Art staff at the end of your program to provide a personalised evaluation summary. This summary offers insight into your creative patterns, time management, and growth areas — but it is not ongoing feedback during the program.

Participation in Self Check-In is optional.

While To Write Art does not provide a dedicated community forum or feedback system, students who choose to share their work publicly on our platforms (Instagram and website) may receive feedback from other students and platform visitors through comments. This creates opportunities for you to:

Receive diverse perspectives on your work from fellow students and viewers

• View how students from different cultural backgrounds interpret the same tasks

• Exchange ideas and insights with other participants

• Build connections within the creative community

Public sharing is entirely optional. If you prefer to study independently without external feedback, you can keep your work private.

We provide:

• Support with questions about program topics, tasks, program structure, logistics, technical issues, or administrative matters

• The opportunity to ask questions and discuss your interpretations, creative directions, and ideas through our optional Zoom discussion meetings (available from 2027)

• Weekly Self Check-In reminders (if you register)

• A Certificate of Completion for submitted work

• Artwork sharing on our platforms (with your consent)

• A public platform where students can view each other's work and engage through comments (entirely optional)

While To Write Art is designed to encourage independent creative exploration, we understand that questions and discussions are an important part of the learning process. Students are welcome to reach out whenever they need clarification, support, or a different perspective on a topic or task.

We do not provide traditional art classes or teach students how to create specific artworks. Instead, our support focuses on helping students engage with the ideas, concepts, and creative thinking behind each topic and task.

Lifetime access for personal use. Once you purchase and download your program, it is yours to keep and revisit indefinitely. We recommend backing up your files to ensure you do not lose access.

You can pause anytime. These are self-paced programs with no fixed deadlines or expiry dates. Take as much time as you need — whether that is 2 months, 2 years, or somewhere in between. Life happens, and your creative journey should move at a pace that feels right for you.

No. Twelve months is the recommended timeframe based on completing one topic per month with 3-5 weeks per task. However, you are free to work faster or slower depending on your schedule, energy, and creative process. Some students complete programs in 8 months; others take 18 months. There are no deadlines.

Yes. You may skip any topic or task that does not resonate with you. While the topics are numbered and follow a logical structure, you are not required to complete them in order. This is a self-directed program — you choose your path. That said, each topic is designed to contribute to your overall growth, so engaging with the full program is recommended where possible.

Conceptually challenging, but not technically difficult. The programs require:

• Emotional maturity and self-reflection

• Ability to work with abstract, philosophical concepts

• Comfort with open-ended tasks that have no 'right answer'

• Independent thinking and self-motivation

If you need structure, step-by-step guidance, or clear 'correct answers', these programs will frustrate you. If you enjoy exploration, ambiguity, and discovering your own meaning, you will thrive.

To Write Art offers self-directed programs designed for independent learners who enjoy exploring ideas, developing their creative thinking, and working at their own pace.

From 2027, we will be introducing optional Zoom discussions for each topic and task across all three programs. These small group sessions will have a maximum of 10 students and will provide an opportunity to discuss the topic and task, share creative directions, interpretations, reflections, and ideas, as well as ask questions and engage in thoughtful discussion with other students.

These sessions are not traditional classes, art lessons, or mentoring. We do not teach students how to make art or provide technical instruction. Instead, they are designed as a space for students to explore concepts, exchange perspectives, and deepen their understanding of the creative process.

Yes. Once downloaded, you can access the PDF anytime, anywhere, without an internet connection. This is one of the reasons we chose PDF format over an online platform.

For students who prefer a physical format, we also offer hard copy versions of our programs. This allows you to study from a printed copy, make notes, and engage with the material in a more traditional way.

If, after spending time exploring the topic or task, you are still finding it challenging, you are always welcome to contact us at towriteart@hotmail.com. You are welcome to reach out as many times as you need throughout your program. We aim to respond between Monday and Friday during Melbourne, Australia business hours.

You are also welcome to join one of our Zoom discussion meetings, where you can discuss your questions, interpretations, and creative ideas with other students.

No. Due to the nature of digital educational products, all sales are final. We do not offer refunds once you have received access to the program materials. Please review all program descriptions carefully before purchasing.

See our full Refund Policy in our Terms and Conditions.

No. Reselling, redistributing, copying, or sharing any part of this program is strictly prohibited and constitutes copyright infringement under Australian law. Your purchase grants you a personal, non-transferable licence for individual use only. Unauthorised use may result in fines and legal action.

To receive your Certificate of Completion, submit each completed task together with the completed Artwork Submission Form (found on page 12 of your program guide) and digital copies of your artwork (JPEG or PNG) to towriteart@hotmail.com.

Once each task submission has been reviewed, we will update and issue your Certificate of Completion to reflect your progress through the program.

No. You can submit as many or as few tasks as you wish. We issue certificates based on what you submit. If you complete 6 tasks, you will receive certification for those 6 tasks.

Yes. When submitting artwork for public sharing, you can request that we display your work without your name. Indicate your preference on the Artwork Submission Form.

You are not required to share anything. You can:

• Study independently without submitting anything

• Submit work for certification only (not public sharing)

• Keep everything private

Sharing is entirely optional.