It’s not always easy to know what art you should collect. Should you buy something you don’t like? Is the art “high quality” enough to pay a lot for it, and what does that mean? Are “quality” and “value” a measurable thing in art, or should other factors be involved?
Artists get asked a lot of questions. I am occasionally asked the following questions. “How long does it take for you to create a painting?” It’s hard to answer the question of long it really takes to physically do one painting because I often work on several paintings at once
Impact-Site-Verification: 0e1c0146-48e5-4b1b-b10b-c998fd9cdb48 It’s my opinion that paintings look wonderful – often best – in groupings of several, close to other paintings. So I was delighted to find this guide from ArtSpace. There is more to the article than this, so be sure to read it here. “Taking its name and
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