We’re glad you asked. The Guild offers many benefits for patriotic, visual artists. Some benefits include: 

• Showcasing Your Artwork: Whether art is your full time vocation or your side hustle, we offer you the opportunity to exercise yourself creatively and showcase your work to a growing audience of patriots around the world. Grow your following. 

• Selling Your Artwork on a Variety of Products: We offer a best-in-class array of wall art, posters, apparel, lifestyle products and more. We’re always looking for new and high-quality products to feature your designs. You get paid for each sale of a product featuring your art, helping you create more art. Top selling artists are eligible to receive bonus commissions. 

• Focusing on What Matters: Wherever you are in the world, we have a team that will fulfill, print, ship, market and handle customer service—all for you, so you can get back to creating.

• Finding Your People: Earning cash while sharing your gift for artistic expression is fun. We host a thriving, like-minded artist community dedicated to supporting one another.

Start selling on Patriot Propaganda. Register here. 

Your donations are used to pay bonuses to our top-selling artists. You’re also helping us cover our website maintenance costs, making it possible for us to provide the best marketplace possible for the Patriot Arts Guild. Together with your generous support, we’re creating more patriotic culture in the world.

Propaganda… Another term that’s widely misunderstood. We’re aware of the negative connotation in modern parlance. The reality is that we all create our own “propaganda,” in the purest sense of the word. Referring strictly to the etymology, the word is properly the ablative fem. gerundive of Latin “propagare,” which means to “set forward, extend, spread, increase.”

Hence, “any movement or organization to propagate some practice or ideology” (1790). The modern political sense (“dissemination of information intended to promote a political point of view”) dates from the First World War, not originally pejorative and implying bias or deliberate misleading. And according to its 1929 definition, propaganda means “material or information propagated to advance a cause, etc.” So, there’s nothing negative about propaganda. It all depends on your point of view.

If nothing else, consider that George Orwell famously said “all art is propaganda.”