There are a few things to consider when choosing how to light your artwork. The first is the size of the painting. Small pieces will require less light than larger ones, such as those covering an entire wall or spanning across multiple walls in a room. ...Read More

This painting was one of the very few paintings my Father saw before his illness followed by his death a few years later. I remember his face when I showed him. One never gets too old to show your parents what you have created… ...Read More

This post is about eight good art books that are worth reading. They can be used as a source of inspiration for your own projects. ...Read More

As any art lover knows, a fine art painting can be the perfect addition to any home. Not only do they add beauty and elegance, but they can also be a great conversation starter. For example, in the spring you could display a beautiful landscape painting with blooming flowers. Or in the winter, you might choose a cozy scene with a crackling fireplace. Here are a few tips on how to do just that: ...Read More

Ever wondered how the colours you’re exposed to can affect your mood? This post explores how different colours can influence your emotions and offers tips on how to use colour to your advantage. ...Read More

Find out everything you need to know about the production process and specifications of Jeff Dillon limited edition fine art prints. ...Read More

Find out how to care for your fine art prints and canvases. For the best printing experience, consult the guidelines below when framing your prints or displaying them in open areas. ...Read More

In this blog post, the artist discusses why he takes his time with his paintings and how it reflects in his overall body of work. ...Read More

Follow this advice from a professional artist to help you stay on track with your creative goals and reach new levels of success. You’ll learn how to create better habits, what type of environment works best for your artistic style, and how to improve the quality of your art as well. ...Read More

It’s made up of the original seven members, plus three additional artists who were later invited to join: A.J. Casson, Arthur Lismer, and Frederick Varley. Plus Emily Carr, however she wasn’t an official member. The Group of Seven was a Canadian art collective that was active from 1920 to 1933. The group consisted of seven painters: Lawren Harris, A.Y. Jackson, ...Read More

Learn about the benefits of buying Canadian fine art, and how you can save money on your taxes by doing so. ...Read More

As a professional artist, I often get asked about my process and what a typical day looks like for me. People are always surprised to hear that there’s no such thing as a “typical” day in the life of an artist. Every day is different, and that’s part of what ...Read More

There’s no one answer to this question – it depends on the artist and their individual process. But here are a few tips on how to know when a painting is ready to be called finished. ...Read More