We often struggle to come-up with a price for our work. This post is not there to give an answer, but more to reflect on the emotional land...

Why should you bother putting anything at the back of your painting as it will be out of sight when your work is hung? Think again. Imagine ...

In 10 Reasons to keep an inventory of your art works (Part 1) , I discussed why you should keep an inventory of your works. Let’s see now w...

Keeping an inventory may seem a waste of your time. What use would it have? I would rather be creating and painting. See keeping an inventor...

I had mixed feelings about the title of the book " Paint Red Hot Landscapes That Sell! " I have nothing about being successful at...

This article was first published in my newsletter "Notes From My French Easel" – January 2008. Follow the link to subscribe to th...

I have exhibited several times in companies in Swindon, the town where I live. As an artist, I appreciate the opportunity to exhibit and I w...

Leonardo da Vinci wrote: “There is a certain breed of painter who, having studied little, must spend their working lives in thrall to th...

If you’re planning on shopping at an art fair, an art correspondant from the Times who goes to the London Art Fair explains how to hunt out ...

In November, I sold a few paintings during an exhibition. There were mostly Christmas presents, so I decided to go the extra mile and wrap t...

Selling is an art that we can all learn. I was reading an article in Forbes titled “When To Dump That Great Idea” by Wil Schroter (09 July...