Original Art Under $500: Why Small Paintings Are the Best Place to Start
I started the small works series because I wanted to make original paintings accessible.
The Art of Found Objects: How Op Shop Treasures Become Original Paintings
Every work I create begins with a real composition. Objects arranged on a draped surface, photographed from multiple angles until the balance feels right.
How to Choose Art That Speaks to You
Discover how to choose art that resonates emotionally. Learn to trust your instinct and create a home that tells your story.
Studio Rituals That Keep the Paint Flowing. Tiny Habits to Keep Creative
Some days creativity flows like champagne. Other days… it’s more like a flat soda. That’s where rituals save the day. On the blog I’m sharing my go‑to studio habits that trick my brain into showing up even when motivation fails.
Big Impact, Small Space: How to Choose Art That Makes Your Room Feel Designed (Not Crowded)
Small rooms don’t need small art—they need smart art. I’ve put together a friendly guide to sizing, spacing (5–8 cm is the sweet spot), colour bridging and frames that keep things airy.
Buying Art: More Than Just Decor
Art purchases are driven by emotional resonance—then optimised through practical criteria to ensure enduring satisfaction and fit.
Photographing Your Artwork
How to photograph artwork, both simple and advanced to ensure high-quality results
Branding Tips
Your brand is one of your most important assets, it makes your business unique and memorable, supports your marketing and advertising, and encourages consumers to buy from you.
Writing an Artists Bio
7 tips on writing your artist bio Art lovers are always asking for more information about artists they like. Usually because artists tend to ignore the importance of their profile. I can’t stress the importance of including information