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Fine Art Prints vs Canvas Prints: Why the Medium Matters

If you're buying a print because the image matters — because you want the colours to be what the artist intended, the detail to be legible, and the piece to last — canvas is a compromise. You're pr...

Best Art Prints for Interior Designers: Curation vs. Quality

For interior designers, sourcing art is a balancing act between aesthetic curation and technical reliability. While the digital marketplace is flooded with "art prints," there is a massive chasm be...

9 Art Prints vs. Society6, Redbubble, Art.com & Desenio: The Decision

When you invest in art for your home, you aren’t just buying a visual—you are buying a physical object that interacts with light, texture, and time. For the discerning collector, the difference bet...

Homage to the Square: Fine Art Prints Inspired by Josef Albers' Bauhaus Color Studies

Before buying anything described as an "Josef Albers print," it's worth understanding what you're actually looking at, because the market spans several very different tiers.

Fine Art Prints vs Posters: Why the Paper Changes Everything in 2026

The difference between a fine art print and a poster comes down to paper, ink, and longevity. Learn what giclée printing and Hahnemühle 310gsm actually mean.

The 'Art' of Art Sets: How to Put Your Art Pieces Together for a Striking Impact

Creating a cohesive and striking art set is an art form in itself. When thoughtfully curated, multi-piece art galleries can transform a space, adding depth, color, and emotion. Whether you're desig...

A Wave of Petals - The Beguiling Woodblock Prints of Shiro Kasamatsu

We have many Shiro Kasamatsu prints, and among my favourite prints of his include the A Wave of Petals”, where a group of Japanese carp are depicted in swirling waters covered by a beautiful patins...

Find of the week: Postcard Sketch by Koloman Moser

The detail in the lines, the movement in the composition, and the handwritten notes—likely his own—show off not only Moser's skill but also the emotion he poured into this everyday correspondence.