It was made by me.

An increasing number of people ask: "Did you make this by hand?"
Your creations contain a literal piece of you, and Ars Humana wants to help people see, and believe it.

Human-Made Declaration

Each work you publish gets a public page of its own. When you declare it human-made, that page carries your declaration: the work, your name, the date, and the standard you put your name to. Made by a person, with no generative AI in it. Beneath it sits whatever you chose to show of how it was made.

It is your word, on the record. Nobody at Ars Humana reviews it. Ars Humana review, where a person reads the record and may speak with you before we put our name beside yours, is a separate paid service that hasn't opened yet.

01

Share what you made

A painting, a novel, a track, a film, a piece of software, a thing built by hand. Whatever it is, let us see it. Publishing is free, unlimited, and needs no review.

02

Show how it was made, if you like

Say how it came to be, and add what you have: drafts, takes, sketches, commits, screen recordings. This is optional, and it is public once the work is published, so add only what you are willing to show.

03

Declare it human-made

Read the standard, tick the affirmation, and your name goes on the record. You get a page you can link to from anywhere, and a badge. Your first 3 are free, for good. Ars Humana review is coming as a separate, paid tier.

Use it anywhere.

It travels with your work, wherever your work goes.

Social Media

Share the link on Instagram, X, Bluesky, and beyond

Marketplaces

Paste the badge into your Etsy, Bandcamp, ArtStation, or personal store listing

Your own site

Paste the badge into your site, your portfolio, or a README. It links back to the declaration.

Let yourself be seen.

Free to join, no credit card needed. Your first 3 works can carry your human-made declaration at no cost, forever.

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