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5 reasons to visit an art fair
Whether you’re in the market for an investment or just some inspiration, here’s 5 reasons why you should visit an art fair this year. Read more
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Art market, buyers, offer and demand
Setting the right price for your art work is not always as easy as just deciding on a number. Knowing your target audience and understanding the rules of offer and demand are probably as important as knowing how to use your brush and paint effectively. Read more
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Drawing portraits during lunch
We often complain about lack of time and hectic daily routines that don’t allow for any creative activities and art. Fitting sketching or painting in our day can sometimes be tricky, I cannot deny that. However, sometimes small breaks for a quick doodle instead of long art sessions, can be the solution. I personally use… Read more
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Making Art Progress, not Art Products
The title is a slight paraphrase of Tim Packer’s words, during one of his mentor-ship YouTube videos with Brooke Cormier. At first, it might not make much sense, however after letting it sink in for a while you will realise it is actually fundamental for any beginner or developing artist’s learning process. Read more
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Interview with a life model in Bath, UK
I had the chance to work with Julian in a number of occasions at Bath Artist Studios and The Curfew in Bath. His imaginative and natural poses, as well as the useful props he provides, always offer the artists a very good opportunity to draw and sculpt from life. I thought that interviewing him would… Read more
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Art through the eyes of an architect
Architecture is undoubtedly connected to art. If you think about it though, art many times follows the principles of architecture too. Often, they go hand in hand in terms of form, shape, materials, functionality, imagination and design process. Looking at the world through the eyes of an architect, helps the artist see at a different… Read more
Fine art and design 