A New Chapter for Incarcerated Artists Something big just happened at Inmate Create. We officially launched our new online art gallery, created exclusively for our in-network BIZ and BALLIN artists. And honestly? This is one of the biggest steps forward we have taken for incarcerated creatives yet. Because for the first time, supporters can now browse original artwork from artists inside […]
Celebrate creativity and second chances with Inmate Create’s Spring Break Out Promo—artist bonuses, supporter rewards, and meaningful impact all March long.
Warm up your March with Inmate Create’s Spring Break‑Out Promo—where every purchase empowers incarcerated artists and rewards supporters. Enjoy exclusive bonuses, free gifts, and meaningful impact all month long as creativity, dignity, and second chances take center stage.
Creativity doesn’t stop at canvas edges.And it definitely doesn’t stop at prison walls.The designers on Inmate Create are an amazing bunch! If you’ve spent even a few minutes on the Inmate Create Shop page, you already know — the artistic skill inside our community is incredible.But what many people don’t realize is this: For many […]
“We never saw this coming…” A couple of months ago, we experienced an Inmate Create “first” that blew us away. We hope this story about the power of anonymous kindness will inspire you to find ways to “pay it forward” in your life too… Normally, when an artist submits designs to Inmate Create, rough scans […]
When we were first kicking around what to call this concept of “an online sales platform for incarcerated artists”, we had a whole bunch of crazy ideas. I ran across a scrap of paper the other day listing what we started with and it made me smile thinking about what goes into picking a name… […]
“We just want to thank everyone who has bought the design and shared our story!”
We are so excited to announce our new Connection Director at InmateCreate.com! Avila will be focusing on linking with people and organizations who share our passion for positivity. Avila is a working mom who has a close relative in prison. Through the experience of seeing her family deal with incarceration, she has developed a desire […]
