In the realm of visual art, the distinction between fine art prints and regular prints may seem subtle at first glance, but it holds profound significance for artists, collectors, and enthusiasts alike.

In the world of custom wall art, there is a profound appreciation for the unique and the personal. Art has the power to convey emotions, stories, and messages in a way that few other mediums can.

Travel, with its endless horizons, unfamiliar cultures, and captivating landscapes, has always held a profound allure for creative souls and artists inspired by travel.

In today’s interconnected world, artists are no longer confined to the shadows of obscurity due to the benefits of media coverage. With the rise of digital media, artists have an opportunity to showcase their work to a global audience.

With a passion for the art and design aesthetics of 1960s graphic design, I decided to explore more on graphic design of this iconic era, based on my recent digital art series of the Sunshine Coast.

Art has the power to transform a house into a home, adding personality and character to any space…here are 5 creative ways to display your art prints at home to make them a showcase.

I love the 1950s colour palette, travel posters, movie and theatre posters. My art is stylistically influenced by the retro-vintage poster of old.

I’m proud to have completed the final art posted here on my blog. It was well received by market management and visitors during the markets travel poster launch last weekend.

I was contacted by the management of the Eumundi Markets and asked to create a poster-style artwork capturing the iconic “Original Eumundi Markets.”

When I embarked on my art journey, I never really considered the possibilities of being a commercial artist and creating art for businesses for branding and promotional purposes.

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.