#47 Art I Saved This Week

Hello all ❤️

I'm delighted to bring you my art selects.

On Artists Pages this week, we featured Kisu Hwang, who blends ceramic pottery with abstract drawings. And, duo Keith Kralik and Rachel Parri, who continue the long-standing legacy of pressing plants.

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Produce museum-quality art prints, at an accessible cost.

We’re used to thinking of museum-quality printing — like giclée — as something reserved for galleries or artists with big budgets. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

Gelato make high-end printing techniques, like giclée (which uses 12-colour ink for vibrant, fade-resistant results), accessible to independent artists, without minimum orders or expensive upfront costs.

Everything is produced on demand, locally, and shipped sustainably. So whether you’re just starting out or growing a shop, it’s possible to create bold, beautiful work at a quality that truly lasts.

It’s why we’re working with Gelato to release a monthly print, making it easier to share high-quality work with more people.

If you’re an artist exploring print-on-demand, Gelato is free to join, and they’re offering 50% off your first sample order if you place it within two days of signing up.

This week, we released a new limited-edition print, "Love Letters" by Alice Williams. Find the print in our store — available until the 13th of September. 

Art Prompt

Inspired by the artist Erik Foss's piece “The Cook” work with the idea of focus. Which parts of your work are important to show, and which parts can be blurred or distorted? This can change the story, theme or emotion in an instant. The idea of withholding carefully selected information creates incredible depth. Play with this idea and see where it takes you.

See you next Sunday 👋

For artists, don't forget to check out Gelato.

Thank you so much!

Imi, Founder of Artists Pages.