The Microsoft Surface Laptop 2.

Here is a list of what I was looking for at the time, and what I’ve found works great:

It’s Colour Correct

I often found when printing artwork, or when posting to Instagram, the colours would be completely different. Now that hardly ever happens, although I will say it’s not 100% accurate - but pretty close

As a digital artist in 2022 there are various ways to make a multi-hyphen income. With passive income being the new buzzword it’s hard to avoid, and who doesn’t want to make money passively?

Print on demand companies allow you to upload your work and sell it, without the hassle of printing, storing and delivering it. For all this, you loose out on some of the profit. Sounds great, however, that percentage can become an issue if you’re looking to make a living from selling your artwork.

In my time selling artwork online I’ve had some bad and good experiences with Print on Demand, so I thought I’d share them with you

This issue was voted by you on my instagram stories; My favourite arty places in Lisbon.

This is a list of places which inspire me, excite me or where I buy my art pieces for my home and friends. I hope in a years time I’ll have more places to add, but for now I think it’s quite a good list if you’re visiting Lisbon!

I’ve lived in Lisbon now since 2019. I’ve always considered myself the type of traveller that falls head first into a city, right into its crannies but of course, to do this you need to scope out the more obvious spots first. It’s no good trying to get a sense of any place without the largest milestones first. So, I wanted to share my top places for first-time travellers to Lisboa, Portugal.

Last year around November I completed my first market in Lisbon. Having previously lived in Anjos, a borough of Lisbon, I was familiar with Anjos70, a cool and arty collective.
At the beginning of every month, they hold a market which includes vintage clothes, jewellery, plants, food and artwork as well as other crafted goods. I chose Anjos70 because it’s one of the few indoor markets and I knew that other artists also sell there. It also has an informal vibe which I quite like. Not only that the whole thing only cost €25 to join which meant I was risking fairly little.

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