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Emotional ResonanceCertain paintings evoke deep feelings such as joy, nostalgia, awe, or comfort that create a lasting bond between viewer and artwork. Personal MeaningA painting may remind you of a special moment, person, or place, embedding itself in your memory and emotional landscape. Timeless BeautyWorks with enduring aesthetic appeal, through color, composition, or subject and…

Buying for Investment, Not LoveRegret: Many buyers are disappointed when an artwork doesn’t appreciate in value.How to Avoid: Buy pieces you truly enjoy—personal connection should be your top priority. Rushing the PurchaseRegret: Acting impulsively or under pressure can lead to buyer’s remorse.How to Avoid: Take your time, do your research, and never feel rushed by…

Buying art is safer than most people think because pieces hold physical value, unlike digital assets or stocks that can go to zero. Art prices at lower and middle levels stay stable over time. You can also enjoy looking at your purchase every day. While buying art involves some risk, being informed and thoughtful makes…

In this issue:– Brain farts from the editor– Grit Talk – with artist, Calvin Murphy– Frequency – Interview with Rignold – the Orbaphone– Fork’n Food – MUD Modern DOWNLOAD PDF VERSION Brain Farts Notes from the editor   I’m pretty excited about launching the first issue of the ArtySan creatives magazine, but I’m under no…

Visit Arthur’s studio & Gallery at shop 6, Route 62 in Barrydale in the Karoo, South Africa. Download the 2025 catalogue of available work:Arthur Brigg 2025