Design & Decor Series: Finding Your Inspiration: Discovering Your Style And Preferences

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Finding Your Inspiration: Discovering Your Style And Preferences

Finding inspiration and discovering your personal style and preferences is an important first step in decorating with fine art. There are many ways to explore different art styles and mediums, and to develop an eye for what you like and what speaks to you.

One way to start is by visiting museums, galleries, and art shows to see a variety of works in person. Take note of the pieces that catch your eye and what you respond to emotionally. You can also research different art styles and movements online or in books to familiarize yourself with different techniques and aesthetics.

Another way to explore your preferences is by experimenting with different art styles and mediums in your own home. Start small by incorporating a few pieces of art into your space and see how they make you feel. You can also try creating your own art, whether through painting, drawing, or photography, to develop a better understanding of different techniques and to see what resonates with you.

It's important to remember that there is no right or wrong way to appreciate art and that personal taste is subjective. Trust your instincts and choose pieces that you truly love and that bring joy to your space. Whether your style is traditional, modern, or eclectic, there is no limit to the ways in which you can incorporate fine art into your décor and create a space that reflects your unique personality and preferences.

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Climate Change & Fine Art?

While the environment has often been the subject matter of artists' artwork since the beginning of time', introducing environmentally friendly materials into fine art is often difficult in some mediums and types of work. Some artworks like prints often require some chemicals, some naturally found in nature. These chemical and process are required to produce. While artists are often open to and passion about the environment some materials manufactured by suppliers and fine art processes work counter to these goals.

Nonetheless, as Artists we believe it's a conversation worth having and not often had in the artworld because as far as industries go, fine art unlike beef or the fashion industry, has a much lower impact on the overall environment. Although, the conversation should be initiated and had. Nonetheless, Artists, most profound impact on climate change is being had through the subject matter and creation of artwork that does just that: initiate, celebrate and exhibit the importance and beauty of the environment (earth) over glasses of Merlot and Pinot Grigio....Join us at the Collector's Circle, today or Subscribe to Ask the Artist e-Magazine.

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