The word “abstract” sounds so modern, but actually its first known use was dated back in the 14th century, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary. Etymologically it originates from the combination of the Latin root ab-, (“from” or “away,”) and the verb trahere, (“to pull” or “to draw”). Abstract art takes out the elements that are… Continue reading Abstract Art and our curiosity
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More choices for your Wall Art products!
Hello everyone! Do you find yourself wondering what product will best complement your beautiful artwork? You have 3 more options to take into consideration, which are Metal Prints, Acrylic Prints and Wooden Prints. So, let’s start with the Metal Prints. In Metal Prints the image is printed onto aluminum sheets, here in Pixels/Fineartamerica they add… Continue reading More choices for your Wall Art products!
The difference between Posters and Art Prints
Is there any difference between posters and art prints? Some say there isn’t, but actually there is. Some think posters come in bigger sizes but actually you can choose big sizes for prints as well. So, let’s start by saying what are the similarities. In Pixels/Fineartamerica the quality of the stunning and durable colors is… Continue reading The difference between Posters and Art Prints
Do you need help to choose?
Hello, are you thinking about purchasing an artwork, you chose a great image but you are not quite sure if it’s best to purchase your art as a canvas or a print? A framed print or a poster? An acrylic or a metal print? What about a wooden print? No problem, I’m happy to help… Continue reading Do you need help to choose?
The perception of color and age
Can age affects the way we perceive a color, maybe even our favourite color? Yes, I’m afraid, it does. Infact, by time our retina looses its sensitivity to the light and this makes it harder to see certain colors and objects in half-light as clear as before. The yellowing of the lens, the cataract, the… Continue reading The perception of color and age
The Psychology of colour in times of COVID: Yellow
We have gone through unique times, passing from an hectic life to being very isolated and slow moving days. So how did all this affect our choices regarding colors? Karen Haller, a color psychologist, explained that previously, being always outside, we were constantly stimulated by thousands of inputs and when returning to our homes we… Continue reading The Psychology of colour in times of COVID: Yellow
The Psychology of colour: Red or Blue?
Colours are powerful, they deeply affect us and our psyche, our emotions and behaviours. Sometimes in a different way, because we are influenced by our culture, but often it’s an universal impact, because they affect our brain. Infact, a part of it controls how we feel and behave, and it can change also according to… Continue reading The Psychology of colour: Red or Blue?