priestmakaveli
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He's a pretty genuine dude
He's a pretty genuine dude. it was not a waste of time. i stayed on the webinar the whole time and didn't think I would

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ArtistRise helps visual artists increase art sales by focusing on simple strategies covering how to identify, locate, and sell artwork to potential buyers.
artistrise (artistrise.com) has 86 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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priestmakaveli
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He's a pretty genuine dude. it was not a waste of time. i stayed on the webinar the whole time and didn't think I would
Dave R.
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Jaroid was great, he taught tangible tools in his presentation. It wasn't fluff, specific insider information to help me grow my business. Thank you so much Jaroid!
Corey De Lima N.
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The tips were very valuable and emphasizing the connection between the creator and customers is very important and I got a lot of great info from the training session.
Remsha M.
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I understood some of it but not some of it. That is because I am dyslexic. But I got a number of insight how to make a sale.
Yasin T.
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I think this call was extremely valuable. I really enjoyed it! Thanks Jaroid!
Sanna K.
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Jaroid's free webinar had many helpful tips for beginner artists!
Kate C.
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So firstly, and to be transparent, I have not signed up for artist rise… I was stopped in my Instagram scrolling by a compelling ad and subsequently watched the brilliant intro video by artist Kirsten Mirrey. Kirsten, who has reviewed below, has seemingly had an amazing and hugely successful result from paying for the programme, which looks to be entirely corroborated by her figures and her Instagram account. So, I was impressed enough to be seriously considering signing up. But I thought I would check out reviews here first - and having read them, I find myself highly suspicious of this company… firstly, other than Kirsten and Jonah Allen (who is part of the company) all the reviews I was able to check out simply don’t stack up. They don’t have many followers at all. Jadine Buddingh says in her review below that her 50 followers turned into 1000 in two weeks. Strange that she now has only 122 followers. There seems to be a strange propensity for artists following this method to post a reel of themselves, back view and holding a large piece of artwork before turning to face the camera with it. Weird. And reviews have all come in a very short space of time - even Trustpilot is flagging up the method of review procurement. So, I thought I’d leave this here for balance and to see what the response might be. If the method is as good as I was at first led to believe, why the fake reviews? Good luck to anyone willing to part with somewhere between 3 & 5 thousand dollars (I believe that’s the price range) and I look forward to seeing some real honest reviews here before too long.
Response from artistrise· Oct 15, 2025
Hey Kate, I completely understand your skepticism and truly appreciate that you took the time to look deeper. That kind of thoughtfulness says a lot. To clarify, both Jonah and Kirsten started as students in the ArtistRise training. They paid for the program, trusted the process, and created amazing results through their own effort. Because they lived the journey, they now mentor inside. I’ve always believed the best mentors are those who’ve walked the walk first. Every mentor here is a graduate of the program. The reason reviews came in close together is simple. We had just launched our Trustpilot page and invited our students to share their experiences. Every review you see is from a real ArtistRise student who found us the same way you did. I’ve documented our entire journey publicly since day one (2019). The wins, the struggles, and the lessons learned. I’m an open book and have a public track record that proves it. Nearly every negative review we’ve received has come from people making assumptions because they’ve never joined. I understand the “online coaching” space has a negative ring to it, which is why I’ll continue to show up transparently as I’ve done for the last 5 years. — Jaroid Henry, Founder of ArtistRise P.S. I genuinely wish you the best on your art journey, and if you ever decide to schedule a call with my team, the door will always be open, Kate.
Jamie A.
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Artist Rise provides information to help artists use a winning strategy to sell art online. The information is spot on and accurate and rings true for me.