Below is an interview I did with the licensing company Parkwood Springs. Parkwood Springs is an UK based company that print art on an array of beautiful products to sell in shops all over the UK, the US and various other countries in Europe. I have been so fortunate to work with this amazing company and now have a collection of products available through Parkwood Springs.
I have done a bit of research and have found the main interior design trends that will be big in 2022.
According to Decorilla, the emphasis on natural and sustainable home decor will continue from 2021 to 2022. In addition to the classic Scandinavian look, where nature and comfort are forefront, 2022 will also see a subtle merge of retro and natural elements.
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Abstract art often generates an emotional reaction as it presents a concept, phenomenon, object or feeling in a way that is open to interpretation. If this resonates with you, then maybe you should consider getting yourself some abstract art.
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Do you often struggle to decide which size artwork will suit your space? Shopping online for art can give you many advantages and you often have more options than when shopping in a store or a gallery, but you do not get to see the sizes of the art, and it can be hard to determine which size is right for you.
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I am so excited to introduce my newest collaboration: Kavka Design x JulieMarieDesign.
Kavka Designs was founded in 2016 when husband and wife, Kelly and Chintan, merged their interests in manufacturing and art to create an online platform for artists to sell their art on commercial products such as rugs, towels, bed linen and shower curtains.
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My art is about creating beauty but it is more than that. Creating art is a lifestyle, it is a lifestyle of slow living, of seeing and finding beauty in little things – like having time to watch the inks dance across the canvas or the joy of witnessing an idea form into a finished painting.
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If there is something I have learned from this art journey, it is that the right materials really does make a difference.
My first attempt at painting with alcohol inks did not go to plan. I had purchased a small amount of ethanol alcohol to dilute the alcohol inks, not knowing that you need Isopropyl alcohol to get good results. Needless to say, my paintings did not turn out the way I had hoped.
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Since starting back at University to study my master in Art Therapy, I have been thinking a lot about the importance of art. Art can bring a lot of value to our lives, both when it is displayed and when it is being created.
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This year started with the worst bushfire season Australia has seen in decades. As we slowly recovered from fire damage, lost lives, lost homes and millions of lost animals, Covid19 hit and with it lockdown.
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