Bare Walls are Sad. Hang Some ART!

A few years ago when we lived in a north Toronto neighborhood, I used to go for walks after dinner. It was at this time of year when the days were getting shorter and people were turning the lights on earlier, that it was easy to see what kind of art was hanging on the walls. I always thought it strange when there was nothing at all hanging. Not a painting, not a print, not a photograph. Nothing. Bare walls.

My gallery wall, front entrance

Hanging wall art is the easiest way to add personality to a room, to add color, soften hard edges, and even improve mood. Original fine art is a great way to go (I say that because I'm an artist with lots of original art to sell) but anything goes, at least in my book it does. 

Photography, posters, decorative wall art, your kid's art, souvenirs from trip. Whatever it is that you hang, it should be something that you like and makes you happy. Whether its framed vacation photos that stir up great memories, your child's finger painting from grade one , or a small canvas you picked up at an outdoor art show, hang it. Bare walls are just sad. Hang something that speaks to your soul.

Main living space, doors to master bedroom

 Master bedroom, door to master en suite

vignette with painting and objet d'art

Original Landscapes Available in Studio.

I've updated my 'Available in Studio' page with four paintings. Scroll down a bit to see them on the page as I've added them to the landscapes. As always, all my original art is available for purchase. Just drop me an email and I'd be happy to answer all your questions. 

 Spring Marsh  36x36

$2100.

 Field and Sky 2  36x48

$2500.

 North Country  36x48

$2500.

Summer Landscape  24x30

$1250.