What is fine art?
Fine art can be defined as “a visual art considered to have been created primarily for aesthetic and intellectual purposes and judged for its beauty and meaningfulness.” In other words, its primary purpose is to exist as art and be viewed for its visual qualities. It differs from applied arts, which are created with a specific, practical purpose in mind. My paintings

As many artists will tell you, I have had a deep longing to create for as long as I can remember. I always wanted to build, sew, paint, craft, or photograph something. I remember my first camera I got for Christmas when I was probably 8 years old. It was a pink Barbie film camera, and I still remember…

Then one day I had a sort of epiphany. I realized that I can create whatever I want, however I want, alongside any other style or medium I want. It was when I finally realized I don’t have to follow anyone else’s rules, that I can create on my own terms with no restrictions, that I felt freedom…

Well, it just depends on your needs and preferences. Original artwork can be a fantastic choice! You can really feel the texture in an original piece and see the strokes the artist made. It is a one of a kind, and no one else has one exactly like it! But when you own a one of a kind piece, you pay for it. And what about when the size doesn't really fit your space?

My seven year old Henry is usually not far from my side when we are home. Sometimes when I am watching a video on my phone he will look over, and he almost always says, “Let’s give them a heart.” That is a really good depiction of his sweet personality. He would give hearts to everyone if he could. Video of a dog peeing on a stuffed animal? Give it a heart. Reel of a mom dancing to songs from her glory days? Give her a heart!