There's something different about making a piece for someone specific. When I'm working on a piece for myself, exploring a colour, chasing a feeling, following the ink wherever it wants to go (sometimes off the bloody page...) it's a pretty solitary thing. Just me, the studio, good tunes and whatever mood the day brought in with it. But a commission is a conversation. It starts with someone telling me something they love, or someone they love, or a space they want to feel dif

First impressions matter, and your space says a lot before you’ve even spoken. Whether it’s a hotel lobby, café, restaurant or office, the atmosphere you create is part of your brand story. But when it comes to choosing artwork, many businesses hit the same wall (literally): buying original pieces feels expensive, and off-the-shelf prints rarely capture the right vibe. That’s where art leasing comes in. What is art leasing? Art leasing is a simple, flexible way to bring bespo

Working on a wedding present in 2024 If you’re on the hunt for unique, local art, in Teignmouth, you’re in the right place. I’m Becky,...

Discover how to get started with alcohol inks in the UK! Learn about the essential supplies, techniques, and tips for creating vibrant, flow

Did you know that the percentage of isopropyl alcohol you use can totally change your artwork?

And some top tips from my experience! Alcohol ink painting has gained immense popularity in recent years due to its vibrant colours and unpredictable nature. Working with alcohol inks allows artists to create stunning abstract designs with a range of techniques and effects. However, once the artwork is complete, it's crucial to properly cure the painting to ensure its longevity and preservation. In this blog post, we will explore the process of curing an alcohol ink painting,

A look into some of the alcohol ink blending techniques.