Janice Gill
Art and Photography

Front page of my ebook. 31 pages with no jargon and 14 illustrations. Choosing wall art should be one of the loveliest parts of decorating a room. You find a print, painting or photograph that catches your eye, imagine it on the wall, and picture the whole room feeling more finished. Then comes the awkward part. What size should you choose? A print that looks generous in your hands can suddenly look shy once it is above a sofa. A frame that seems perfectly sensible online can

Abyssal Flow began with the idea of light moving through deep water: not a beam, but a presence.

How to choose art that feels personal and not generic. Art stays with you if it has meaning and supports the feeling you want in a room.

Discover how to choose wall art based on the mood you want your room to create, whether that’s calm, warmth, drama, or a greater sense of space.

A hallway is often the first part of the home we see when we step inside, and the last glimpse we have as we leave. This post provides advice on how to add wall art to best effect.

The frame and mount of this artwork blend naturally with the room and accessories, while the image itself adds a calm and peaceful element in a range of tones Are you struggling to add personality to your neutral decor? Do you want something more you, but you're unsure what will fit? Do you worry that making the wrong choice will turn your elegant peaceful oasis into a shouting match? Read on for answers and advice that gives you confidence. Neutral rooms are loved for good r