1. Why do I pay more for art?

Ans: A piece of artwork is a handmade product as it is made using ones hands. Any work of art made by hand is valued high. Whether an art work is little or more expensive depends on the artist, the size of art work, the level of sophistication involved in the work and number of hours and days put to create it. For any artist involved in custom art work, you may pay between Rs. 7,000 to 10,000 per square feet or upwards. However this is just an indicator and it is the artist's choice to put a price to his work as he/she best knows the level of effort that was put to create it.

2. Which art is expensive, oil, acrylic, or watercolor?

Ans: It does not matter. The price u pay depends on the detail involved in art work and the number of hours spent on it. The medium is irrelevant.

3. How do I know that the art is of good quality?

Ans: We use the best quality colors and materials to provide lasting results. Cheaper colors may fade after some time.

4. Are pictures framed?

Ans: Smaller pictures could be framed, but larger pictures are best transported in a tube and then framed after you receive them.

5. How can I customize the art?

Ans: You can customize an existing artwork, or you can share your own ideas or themes. You can share the color palette that you have in mind.

6. How do you know if art is contemporary and its main idea behind it?

Ans: You can detect contemporary artwork when -

It is made between 1960/1970 up to today.
The intention of creating contemporary artwork was the intention of the artist.
The aesthetics of the contemporary artwork are time-bound.
The subject matter is relevant in a contemporary context.
It is is usually made by modern artists who reflect the complex issues happening around the World.
Contemporary artist may use traditional subjects but experiment with style, texture, medium in order to create a contemporary version of an old subject.

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