One of the hardest things to accept as an artist is that not everyone will like your work. You can spend hours creating something you absolutely love, put it out into the world… and someone might look at it and think, “Not for me.” And that's okay. Because art is personal. We all have different tastes, colours we love, styles we connect with and things we want in our homes. One person's “not my thing” is someone else's “OMG, I LOVE THIS!” Especially at art markets, you'll qui

Taking your artwork from your studio and selling it at your first art market is incredibly exciting — but it can also feel a little overwhelming. How much stock do you need? What should your table look like? How do you take payments? And, perhaps most importantly, how do you actually get people to stop and look at your work? After doing art markets myself, I’ve learned that a little preparation goes a long way. So, if you’re getting ready for your first market, here are some

When it comes to decorating your home, bigger isn’t always better. We often think of artwork in terms of large statement pieces — something that fills a wall and immediately catches your eye. And while I love a good statement print, there’s something wonderfully special about small artwork too. Tiny pieces can bring colour, personality and character into the spaces that bigger artwork simply can’t reach. Here are a few reasons why I think small artwork deserves a place in you