Short answer – both. Copies and originals: which one to look out for? Originals and copies have been going on their skirmish for millennia. Today, we discern between originals, reproductions, copies, and fakes, with the notion that the latter sort is of worse quality than the former. Like when you purchase branded shoes,...
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Artist spotlight: Gancho Ganchev – GANA
“Never trust a happy artist.” Q: How did you decide to open a gallery? A: Well, when I was a student at the University of Tarnovo, I wanted to create a space for alternative activities. We had them, but they were very scattered, so I wanted to create a place where the artist can transform...
Artist spotlight: Dimitar Yotov
For me, the ingredients are commitment to art, hard work, development, and inspiration. Q: In your bio on Fine.Graff.Art I noticed that you have worked as a digital illustrator, whereas now you’re also recognised for your murals in the children’s wing at the Institute for Specialisation and Qualification of Medical Professionals (ISQMP). Do you have a...
How Prints Came To Be: A Brief History
Art is no longer confined to exclusive exhibition halls or precious manuscripts in limited copies. Now, anyone can hang a museum piece on the wall at their home, yet that sort of luxury has cost tremendous effort in art development that spans nearly six hundred years. The baby steps of print. The initial stage of...
The WHY behind FGA
I created Fine Graff Art because I want freedom for good art. I want to see artists who raise the level of the scene and the environment in which we live, having the freedom to create from the heart without compromising their creativity for financial security. Yes, the art we create costs money. And no,...
The Lotus Of V:rgo
‘LOTUS’ I am glad to present a special project in which we joined forces with the music artist and my friend V:rgo. The collaboration happened on the occasion of his new album ‘Lotus’ and the idea was to create a design for his cover. I listened to his album and inspired by the music in...
The Butterfly Effect In Arts (by Nasimo)
In chaos theory, the butterfly effect is the sensitive dependence on initial conditions in which a small change in one state of a deterministic nonlinear system can result in large differences in a later state. The theory places the concept of instability of the Earth’s atmosphere onto a quantitative base and links the concept of...