In a world filled with mass-produced art, Artfinder stands out as a beacon for both artists and art enthusiasts. The online art marketplace is not just a platform; it’s a community that fosters a friendlier, fairer world for artists and brings unique, affordable, and original artworks directly to your fingertips.
Artfinder’s Mission
At Artfinder, they pride themselves on doing things differently. Their mission revolves around making art accessible, affordable, and a viable career for artists. The platform is dedicated to helping buyers discover pieces that are truly one-of-a-kind, creating a connection between the creator and the collector. Above all, Artfinder values integrity, ensuring that they do the right thing for both artists and customers.
For Artists
Joining Artfinder means becoming part of a global community that supports artists on their creative journey. Beyond reaching a vast audience, artists receive dedicated support at every step. This community-driven approach sets Artfinder apart, creating a space where artists can thrive and pursue their passion.
For Buyers
Artfinder offers a personalized experience for buyers, matching them with original artworks that resonate with their taste. The platform facilitates direct connections with artists, allowing buyers to explore and purchase pieces that speak to them. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time buyer, Artfinder’s diverse range of original and limited-edition art ensures there’s something for every taste and budget.
Art Under £100
Art doesn’t have to break the bank to be meaningful. Artfinder’s “Art under £100” section showcases affordable treasures, each with its own story.
Linocut #7 (1980) by Nikita Ostapenco
£27.84
Subject: Animals and birds.
Description: A Linocut from the early 1980s by the talented illustrator Ostapenсo Georgy Nikitovich. A member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, his work reflects a sensitive sense of storytelling and design, particularly in fairy tales and epics.
HAPPINESS – pink (2023) by Louise O’Gorman
£45
Subject: Abstract and non-figurative.
Description: A digital art (Giclée) piece designed to spread joy. Created by photographer Louise O’Gorman, this one-off graphic print is available in various colors and sizes. It’s a testament to the artist’s ability to bring happiness to others through vibrant and playful design.
Memory of the Wind (2023) by Diane McLellan
£65
Subject: Landscapes, sea, and sky.
Description: A variable edition lithograph on Japanese washi paper, “Memory of the Wind” captures the essence of nature. The use of traditional materials adds depth to the piece, and its delicate nature reflects the handmade craftsmanship involved in the creation.
Angel wings (2021) by Hiranya R
£79.53
Subject: Animals and birds.
Description: An ink drawing on black paper, “Angel wings” by Hiranya R exudes elegance. The piece, shipped in a flat sturdy mailer, showcases the artist’s attention to detail and commitment to providing a unique artistic experience.
Spring Tree 230218 (2023) by Don Bishop
£95.44
Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky.
Description: A contemporary tonal landscape painting, “Spring Tree 230218” invites viewers into a calm, peaceful place. Part of Don Bishop’s Tonal Landscapes series, this oil painting on cradled wood panel captures soft light and a tranquil atmosphere.
Conclusion
Artfinder isn’t just an online marketplace; it’s a platform that bridges the gap between artists and art lovers, fostering a sense of community and appreciation for original, affordable art. By valuing artists and customers alike, Artfinder has carved a niche in the art world, making creativity accessible to everyone. So, whether you’re an artist looking to share your work with the world or a buyer seeking a unique piece to treasure, Artfinder welcomes you to explore a world where art is more than just an object—it’s a connection, a story, and a celebration of creativity.
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