4 July - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

The best social media strategy for artists: which one suits you?

In most cases, artists aim to sell their art and take their art business to the next level. To achieve this, using social media is definitely a good idea. It is a great...

30 June - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

How to collect art in the digital age

Twenty percent of all art is now purchased online, according to the prominent Art Basel & UBS Report (2022). Over the last year this represented a total art value of...

22 June - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

How to become a professional artist

You’ve got the talent and want to become a professional artist. But how do you get there? The first thing to remember is that professional art is about more than...

25 May - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

How to name your art work

Naming an art work can be a bit of a headache. Trying to determine the very subject of the work is not always straightforward. For instance: is the essence of your...

25 May - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

A Beginner's Quick Guide To Creating Resin Art

The beauty of resin art is undeniable. With the number of things you can do with resin, like improving your home’s appearance (whether you’re creating a...

25 May - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

How To Choose The Right Frame For Your Masterpiece

You might find pictures, illustrations, certificates, memorabilia, and other art forms displayed in some houses. These pieces allow the homeowner to express their...

12 May - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

NFT in art trade is here to stay

NFT has rapidly become an important part of art trading. NFTs are ‘non-fungible tokens’ with which digital art can be ‘tokenised’. This principle has been...

12 May - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

You're invited! Live and Digital Auction. Friday, May 20

Art and ping-pong lovers, your attention please! On Friday May 20, we will auction the 20 unique hand painted ping-pong tables that were created during last year’s...

11 May - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

How to price your artwork

You have created a work of art and now would like to sell it. But what do you put on the price tag? How do you decide what your painting is worth? If you’re...

4 April - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Interview Cristina Mittermeier, photographer and conservationist: Fine art and saving the world

Stunning photography, including fine art photography, is part of the work of multi-talented marine biologist Cristina Goettsch Mittermeier. Born in Mexico City in...

1 April - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Interview David Zinn - world famous street art

‘Altering expectations where art can be found’ The American artist David Zinn is famous for his heart-warming street drawings, composed of chalk, charcoal and found...

31 March - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

How to Write Art Descriptions That Will Sell Your Art

Art is everything, the image says it all and words are not needed. If this is what you think, think again. With most artists now using the internet to display their...

21 March - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

Buying a limited edition: this is what you need to know

You have seen a limited edition of a print or photograph and are considering buying. A limited edition might mean a lasting value. But before you buy, make sure you...

21 March - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

Do not use watermarks in photography!

It is a common misconception watermarks are needed in photography to prevent piracy online, or to make your work appear more professional. Let us explain why this is not...

20 February - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Interview Ingo Robin: Looking for the abstract created by nature

The German photographer Ingo Robin says he shapes his work like a sculptor or painter. His subject matter is very divers. After working on advertising campaigns for big...

6 February - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

‘Spark’: Not just art, also non-polluting fireworks

Fireflies and flocks of birds were the inspiration when the Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde and his studio created the art work called ‘Spark’. Not just art, a new...

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24 January - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Christian Klute: monochrome realism made in Germany

Background When Christian Klute was a Media Designer in his mid twenties, he started to create digital collages. The German artist did not begin to draw or paint until...

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24 January - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Interview Melchor Moore: American realistic impressionist, Western Rococo

The subjects the American artist Melchor Moore paints are diverse: city and landscapes, coastal scenes, wildlife, voluptuous women, living-rooms, hints of home, coming...

18 January - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Emilie Fantuz, palette knife artist in Vancouver: urban landscapes

Background There was an art box at home when Emilie Fantuz grew up in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Already as a child she had an eye for detail and enjoyed...

13 January - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Sasha Kruglikova, ceramic artist in Moscow – ‘Symbolism, realism, floristry’

Background Moscow born Sasha Kruglikova, ceramic artist, had the urge to draw at a young age although there were no artists in the family. Painting followed when she was...

10 January - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Fastest growing international art platform based in The Netherlands

Online Gallery is the fastest growing art platform based in The Netherlands. Thousands of artists display their art on this website. Founder is Vincent Moleveld, a civil...

4 January - 2022, by Vincent Moleveld

Best online gallery for photographers 2022!

Online Gallery is a great outlet for photographers. This is why: Nowadays, online galleries are an essential tool for photographers. They are ideal to display...

3 January - 2022, by Alice Broeksma

Top 10: European exhibitions in 2022

Art online has seen a massive increase, for obvious reasons. The pandemic has forced artists and the public to turn to the internet, big time. Art is now widely...

31 December - 2021, by Vincent Moleveld

Pandemic accelerates art sales on the internet 2021: Online Gallery trebles turnover!

Online Gallery, our art platform connecting people with art and artists, has exponentially grown this year: by 215 percent. This growth has been observed across the...

16 December - 2021, by Alice Broeksma

EMID: Mental health awareness through ‘brain art’

EMID’s artwork comprises graphic, colourful images of cross-sections of the brain. Placed together they remind of Andy Warhol’s pop art-series. But it is not only an...

18 November - 2021, by Vincent Moleveld

Choosing a courier to ship an art work

When you sell an art work through Online Gallery, you (the artist/seller) are required to ship the work and pay for the initial outbound shipping costs. The client will...

30 October - 2021, by Alice Broeksma

Interview Thamar van Strij de Regt: Folk Art and Asian influence

The Dutch artist https://onlinegallery.art/nl/thamar-van-strij-de-regt/Thamar van Strij de Regt (1981) is painting again. Her pleasure in creating art had been crushed...

27 October - 2021, by Vincent Moleveld

Viewing art online is an improving experience

Viewing art online is a different experience from seeing art in the real world. Ideally, art should appear exactly the same. But there are factors that limit the extent...

20 October - 2021, by Alice Broeksma

Interview Johan van der Veer - Touching on fauvism and expressionism

Previously, the Dutch artist Johan van der Veer painted ‘landscapes, lots of trees, fantasy cities, abstracts’ and occasionally people. Now, he mostly paints...

20 October - 2021, by Alice Broeksma

Interview Philip Hardisty: Pop art, duck art

With a background encompassing art, sculpture, contemporary furniture and design, and businesses in London and New York, TP Hardisty has forged a reputation as an...