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AI Art School AI ARTIST

The pictures I draw are sold as goods,
and I get paid every month.

AI artist: a new job for people with developmental disabilities.
Their drawings become artworks, and the artworks become goods that sell.
AI Art School teaches that job.

OUR STORY

Packing, assembling, washing.
For 20 years, the jobs open to people with developmental disabilities have barely changed.
Even when people wanted change, there was nothing to change to.

So ANUTA created
a new job:
AI artist.

Drawing pictures,
then turning them into products.

A drawing on a tablet turned into a T-shirt, tumbler and cushion

WHY ANUTA

Why you can trust us

  • A KEAD-recognized curriculum

    An AI course recognized by the Korea Employment
    Agency for Persons with Disabilities.

  • A national employment model

    Selected for the 2026 national project to develop
    employment models for people with severe disabilities.

  • A certificate that counts

    Participants receive a certificate on completion.
    It builds their record,
    and your organization's results.

  • Standardized materials

    Training books, hands-on goods-making guides
    and an all-in-one instructor's manual.
    Wherever you hold the class,
    it runs the same way.

Services we built
for our artists

No typing? No problem.
Click by click, create anything from pictures to music:
any artwork you can imagine.

ANUTA service for making pictures and music by tapping art material buttons

'ANUTA AI Education' is an outreach program that brings customized AI classes directly to special schools, welfare centers, and day care centers.

Format
Two professional lead instructors on site
Main activity
Trainees transfer-print the pictures they create with AI to make one-of-a-kind merchandise of their own
Materials
T-shirts, cushions, tumblers, card wallets, lens cloths, magnets, etc.
Software
ANUTA Canvas, ANUTA Music
Equipment
We bring all the equipment for making merchandise, including printers and heat presses

“Our budget is fixed. Can you fit the training to it?”

It's the question we hear most.
We build the curriculum around your budget.

  • ANUTA instructors
    come to you
  • Classes at
    our store

Within your budget, we propose the number of sessions, class size and curriculum.

WHERE WE ARE

ANUTA AI Art School
across Korea

AI Art School runs at centers across Korea.
If one is near you, feel free to visit first.

We help set up your classroom, too

The goods your participants make turn the classroom into a gallery.
Send us photos of your space and we'll advise on the interior.

  • A wall of participants' work at the Daejeon classroom
  • Handmade T-shirts and goods on display at the Jeonnam classroom
  • Participants' work on the board at the Sejong classroom
  • Goods hung on a pegboard at the Jeonnam classroom

Q&A

Q1. What budget do we need?
Breakdown
Instructor fees, software fees and goods production costs.
Pricing
Software and goods production costs are charged per participant.
Payment
Depending on your budget type, you can also pay a flat per-person activity fee.
Q2. How should we schedule it?
Class time
Usually 40 minutes of class followed by a 10-minute break (2 to 4 periods).
Time of day
We adjust to your school or organization: morning or afternoon, at the periods you prefer.
Q3. What do we need to prepare?

Here is what schools, welfare centers and day care centers need to prepare.

Devices
A tablet or laptop for each participant is recommended (no software to install).
Setup
A table (or shelf) for the goods-making equipment and a power strip.
Q4. How do we pay?
Payment
Pay by corporate (organization) card or request a tax invoice.
On-site payment
If you prefer to pay by card, we bring a portable card terminal so you can pay on the spot.

CONTACT

It's fine if you haven't decided yet

“Could this work at our organization?”
That one question is enough to get in touch.
We'll look for a way together, with no pressure to sign.

Moments from our classes

  • Participants making pictures with AI in an on-site class
  • A participant drawing with ANUTA Canvas
  • Making a T-shirt with a heat press alongside an instructor
  • Students wearing the T-shirts they designed