The Canva AI Wall Art that's EXPLODING 🚀 ($9,591/month)

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Hayes presents five wall art styles she says are selling strongly, with creator-estimated revenue examples, and shows how to recreate each with Canva AI as either digital downloads or physical products fulfilled by a print-on-demand provider such as Printify. She opens by claiming some wall art sellers make upward of $5,000, $10,000 and even $20,000 per month from designs created once. Style one, funny animal bathroom art: she cites a funny cow set at $9.99 that she says sold over 600 sets in the last month (her estimate: $5,994) plus a western cowboy set that brings her combined estimate for two listings to $9,591 in the last month; she recreates the niche in Canva’s Dream Lab with a prompt for a cute pink pig reading a book while sitting on a toilet, in a whimsical, rustic, farmhouse style. Style two, vintage cottagecore: she builds a butterfly print in an 8x10 inch project using Magic Media, and uses Dream Lab style-reference images plus the AI background remover. Style three, retro eclectic: she assembles abstract shapes and recolors them using Document Colors pulled from a reference image. Style four, muted botanical: she asks ChatGPT for vintage flower/plant ideas, picks foxglove, and pairs a rustic paper texture background with a line-art Magic Media image softened with the transparency slider (both prints set to 73 for cohesion), citing a boho minimalist set at $39.99 that she estimates made $19,995 in a month. Style five, inspirational/motivational phrase art: she gets 20 short motivational sayings from ChatGPT, puts them in a Google Sheet, exports a CSV, and uses Canva’s Bulk Create app to generate a full text-only bundle from one design. She also notes to check Canva’s AI licensing terms for commercial use and to research common sizes and aspect ratios for bundles.

Key takeaways

• The five styles covered are funny animal bathroom art, vintage cottagecore, retro eclectic, muted botanical, and inspirational/motivational phrase art, usually sold as bundles or sets of prints.
• All revenue figures are the creator’s estimates from price times recent sales (e.g. her $9,591 estimate combines two funny-animal listings in one shop over the last month), not verified seller income.
• Use Canva Dream Lab and Magic Media with descriptive prompts (style adjectives taken from similar listing descriptions), style-reference images, and the background remover to generate print artwork in minutes.
• Sell the designs passively either as instant digital downloads or as physical products printed, packed and shipped by a print-on-demand provider such as Printify.
• For text-based phrase bundles, generate the sayings with ChatGPT, export them as a CSV from Google Sheets, and use Canva’s Bulk Create app to produce the whole set from a single design.

Episode details: published April 8, 2025 · 21:29 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kate Hayes’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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