It’s hard to believe the first month of 2023 is coming to a close. I certainly enjoyed having a little time away from creating art over the Christmas and New Year break.

At the beginning of every year, I say “my goal is to slow down time,” because it feels like with age each year passes by so fast and one year rolls into the next in the artists timeline.

Australians have a love of travel and with that comes our love of travel art prints. ‘Tis the season to travel in Australia! Summertime, Christmas, and the school holidays brings a buzzing vibe of excitement.

Decorating your home can be so much fun, but sometimes it can be a daunting process choosing how to display art prints. We have so much information available to us online that it can be overwhelming.

Framing art is a personal design choice! I’d like to think there’s no wrong or right decision when choosing a frame style to capture your art, it really is about what you like.

When my creative process is finished and I have a piece of art that I am happy with, my mind turns to printing. Digital art printing allows me the only way to have a piece to hang on my wall.

The Sunshine Coast in Queensland is an inspiring place to create Australian surf art. Living by an ocean beach is a forever changing canvas, and as each season progresses, so do many aspects of the beautiful coastline!

If you’re an Apple device user, you would likely be familiar with what Procreate is. If you’re not familiar with Procreate, it’s simply an iPad drawing app that was created for creative people!

Can digital art be classified as original art? An artist working with digital media like many traditional artists can absolutely create unique designs or a one-of-a-kind creation which involves just as much thought, skill, effort, and time as traditional art.

The importance of art in interior design has long been well known, and acclaimed interior designer Martin Waller, co-founder of Andrew Martin, has even been referred to as the “Indiana Jones of interior design” by The Evening Standard.

In terms of how art impacts our lives, there are numerous, varied and often exciting ways in which we interact with art.

The first colour wheel generator was invented by English physicist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton in the1660s!