ArtCorgi is a fantastic online platform that allows you to commission one-of-a-kind, affordable, and original art from up-and-coming artists. Their mission is to empower everyday people to easily commission unique art as gifts for loved ones or themselves, while also supporting emerging artists in their careers. With ArtCorgi, you become the patron of the arts and get to enjoy the creative process without any hassle.

Using ArtCorgi, you can choose artists based on specific samples and styles of their work, ensuring that you'll receive exactly what you envision. The platform offers a safe, fun, and fair experience for both artists and clients, with artists providing rough sketches for approval and comment before proceeding with the final artwork. Although ArtCorgi specializes in digital-only commissions, you can still order physical prints, cards, posters, and more from your preferred vendor at minimal cost.

Additionally, you can easily transform your commissioned art into desktop backgrounds, phone wallpapers, profile pictures, or social media cover graphics. ArtCorgi was founded by Malcolm Collins, a student at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and his co-founder and fiancée, Simone Collins. They were inspired to create ArtCorgi after their marriage proposal went viral, recognizing the difficulty in commissioning original artwork online and the undervaluation of artists' skills.

ArtCorgi aims to make art commissioning affordable, approachable, and enjoyable for everyone, and to inspire unforgettable and unique gifts for friends, colleagues, and family members. ArtCorgi is also part of the Gigaverse network, a company founded by Malcolm and Simone, which focuses on empowering freelance professionals and one-person businesses. Their long-term vision is to make self-employment as easy and successful as full-time employment.

Through Gigaverse, ArtCorgi provides a secure and convenient online art commissioning experience that demystifies the process and helps immortalize memories and bring creative ideas to life