THE HILLS | AUGUST 2018
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While there is a time and place for limited edition<br />
and fine art prints, it is always a good idea to<br />
look at buying original first, and here’s why:<br />
1. It doesn’t have to cost a small fortune – It<br />
is a misconception that only very expensive artworks by wellknow<br />
artist are worth investing in. As the popular saying goes,<br />
“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”, and so also is art. Browse the<br />
internet, flea markets, art fairs etc. for paintings by up and coming<br />
artists that you adore.<br />
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2. You’ll be supporting an artist’s livelihood – Imagine how<br />
boring the world would have been if everyone worked in the same<br />
industry?! The creative industry is extremely undervalued and<br />
artists need support from the community to continue doing what<br />
they do.<br />
3. It’s unique – With the vast amount of things that are massproduced,<br />
it is nice to know you own something unique and oneof-a-kind.<br />
It makes it even more valuable.<br />
4. Inspire conversation and thought – Original fine artworks<br />
convey a unique story. Not only the story the artist aimed to tell<br />
(and how others interpret it), but also the story of how you came<br />
to acquire the painting.<br />
5. It is an investment – Original fine artworks become more<br />
valuable as time goes by. While this shouldn’t be your main<br />
outlook when looking to decorate a wall with art, it is definitely<br />
nice to know.<br />
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