Exploring New Artistic Horizons With My Latest Art

Embracing new ways of showing off your art

In the last few weeks, I've been busy painting new art to bring to you. It's a little bit of a departure from my usual style, although the animals and birds are still the star of the show. Producing art is always about creating and showing off new ideas. Sometimes, it's refreshing to do something a little different and steps me away from churning out the same old thing time and time again.

The Joy of Experimentation

Diversifying my artistic approach has opened up new avenues of creativity I hadn't explored before. This doesn't mean I'm abandoning my established style; rather, it's about expanding my repertoire and taking risks. There's a kind of joy that comes with experimentation, where the unknown becomes a playground for new ideas and stops me from getting stuck in a rut.

Inspiration from the Unusual

Inspiration often strikes in the most unexpected places. Whether it's from a walk in the park, a fleeting moment, or an offhand comment by a friend, these little sparks can ignite a whole new direction. In this case it's been about making the framing become part of the art itself by adding hand painted detail on to the mount. Who knows in the coming months I may even push the boundaries further and bring it onto the frame itself.

Engaging with Your Feedback

One of the most exciting aspects of this new journey is engaging with you, my audience. Your feedback is invaluable. It helps me understand what resonates with you and what doesn't. This interactive loop is a critical part of my creative process, ensuring that the art I create continues to evolve in meaningful ways and you've certainly had many positive things to say about it on social media.

In conclusion, while this new artistic direction might be a little different from what you're used to, I hope you'll find it as refreshing and exciting as I do. Stay tuned for upcoming pieces, and as always, I encourage you to share your thoughts and feedback. After all, art is a conversation, and I look forward to continuing that dialogue with you.