"Θα κάνω τα πάντα για την τέχνη μου."

Translation: I will do everything for my art.

[solidgitarius]

Θα κάνω τα πάντα για την αγάπη.

[Tomvince]

could we say : "i will do anything for my art"

[jaye16]

Yes, and thank you it's been included.

[UralMasha]

'i will MAKE everything for my art' - what's wrong with this one? (I'm not a native English speaker)

[jaye16]

Do and Make are translated into Greek as κάνω but there are different uses of these two words in Eng. Basically (not always!) "make" means construct, produce e.g. "I make a cake", or "I make furniture" etc but also :-( "I make a mistake". But "I do my best to help the children." Now, how do we know the difference ... sorry, it's just a matter of getting used to it. Here is a link: but you will be shocked at how many different expressions there are. here