Bluethumb’s Journey to $50 Million in Artist Revenue
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
6d ago
In a world where the traditional art market often feels exclusive and inaccessible, Bluethumb challenges the status quo. And as the saying goes, with bold ventures come bountiful returns! Founded in 2012 by brothers Ed and George Hartley, this online art marketplace has not only defied expectations but has shattered them, facilitating an astounding $50 million in revenue for Australian artists. Bluethumb Founders Ed and George Hartley outside their Melbourne-based gallery. In a recent article by Forbes, Ed Hartley, our co-founder and CEO, reflects on the last 12 years of  business: “Ev ..read more
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10 Fascinating Facts About Fabergé Eggs
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
2w ago
Did you know Fabergé Eggs don’t contain eggs? They’re made of precious metals like gold, silver, jewels, and enamel. So, what is so interesting about these famous Easter eggs? Keep reading for 10 egg-quisite facts about Fabergé Eggs, and you might join the world’s greatest easter egg hunt. 1. Royal Origins Fabergé eggs date back to 1885 when Tsar Alexander III of Russia commissioned the first egg as an extravagant Easter gift for his young wife, Empress Maria Feodorovna. Initially, Alexander III presented the Fabergé egg to Maria Feodorovna as a one-time gesture. However, her immense joy upon ..read more
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10 Fascinating Facts About Fabergé Eggs
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
3w ago
Did you know Fabergé Eggs don’t contain eggs? They’re made of precious metals like gold, silver, jewels, and enamel. So, what is so interesting about these famous Easter eggs? Keep reading for 10 egg-quisite facts about Fabergé Eggs, and you might join the world’s greatest easter egg hunt. 1. Royal Origins Fabergé eggs date back to 1885 when Tsar Alexander III of Russia commissioned the first egg as an extravagant Easter gift for his young wife, Empress Maria Feodorovna. Initially, Alexander III presented the Fabergé egg to Maria Feodorovna as a one-time gesture. However, her immense joy upon ..read more
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Investing in Art: How to Find the Next Collectable Artist
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
3w ago
Art has always been a medium of expression, reflection, and investment. While established artists often dominate the spotlight, an entire world of emerging talent is waiting to be discovered. This blog post discusses the steps to finding and investing in emerging artists with special tips from cyber security specialist and avid art collector Nikita Le Messurier. “I think it’s beautiful to be able to collect an artist’s work over time,” says Nikita, who finds joy in investing in emerging artists and watching them gain recognition in the art world. “It’s beautiful to see their work evolve and be ..read more
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Introducing Brisbane Affordable Art Fair Exhibiting Artists
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
1M ago
Preparations are well underway for the upcoming Brisbane Affordable Art Fair. As the excitement builds, we turn the spotlight to this year’s exhibiting artists! Keep reading to discover the five talented Queensland-based artists that will be on display. Plus, shop Brisbane’s Affordable Art Fair: Artist Spotlight curation. Jacob Sarra Jacob Sarra is a proud Goreng Goreng artist from Ipswich. He found a lifelong passion for creativity as a child when the popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles unlocked a subsequent exploration of Renaissance art.  Explore Jacob’s portfolio of contemporary Ind ..read more
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Trailblazers of Tomorrow: Meet 10 Emerging Female Artists
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
1M ago
Introducing the trailblazers of tomorrow! Join us as we spotlight ten emerging female artists making waves with their unique styles and inspiring stories. These women are on their way to leaving an indelible mark on the canvas of contemporary art. 1. Rhonda Pawlowski Rhonda Pawlowski, a Melbourne-based artist, is passionate about creating vibrant, uplifting artwork that inspires joy. Alongside her profession as a doctor in pathology, she finds solace in painting. Rhonda’s longstanding love of art provides an outlet for expressing joy amidst life’s challenges. Inspired by her experiences, she a ..read more
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Warm Up Your Home this Autumn: A Guide to Cosy Interior Design
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by Eden Young
1M ago
As temperatures drop and leaves begin to change colour, we bid goodbye to summer and brace for the fresh months ahead. By incorporating the following tips and tricks into your interior design, you can create a warm, inviting atmosphere to enjoy on cloudy days. Continue reading for Bluethumb’s Head of Art Advisory and in-house Interior Designer Alexandra Guglielmino’s guide to achieving a cosy interior this season. Embrace Warm Colours One of the simplest ways to create a cosy atmosphere in your home is by incorporating warm colours into your decor. Think rich reds, burnt oranges, and deep yell ..read more
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Exploring the Pop Art Movement
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by Eden Young
2M ago
Characterised by recognisable imagery and bright, bold colours, Pop Art began as a revolt against traditional views on what art should be and quickly grew to become one of the most identifiable art movements in history. Let’s dive into the inspiration and driving forces behind this art movement. Plus, shop a carefully curated selection of contemporary Pop Art today! Pop Art Transformed the Everyday into High Art Pop Art emerged in the 1950s following World War II and the explosion of consumer culture. Artists began creating vivid work that mirrored, critiqued, and incorporated everyday mass-pr ..read more
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5 Popular Portraiture Artists You Should Know
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by Eden Young
2M ago
Portraits have been an important art form throughout history. A symbol of social status and self-expression, they were once the only method for capturing the look and persona of a human. Continue reading to discover five contemporary portraiture artists currently enjoying a surge in popularity and sales. Plus, check out this week’s curation, Popular Portraiture, for more! 1. Andrew Neilan Andrew Neilan is a Brisbaine-based contemporary artist who is self-taught and began painting in 2017. His style involves mixing primary colours on solid painted canvases, creating abstract portraits without d ..read more
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We Made A Podcast! Introducing Art In My Home
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery Blog
by Eden Young
2M ago
Introducing Art In My Home – Bluethumb’s first podcast! Join our hosts, Bluethumb Co-founder George Hartley and self-proclaimed art enthusiast Amy Varley, as they inspire listeners to trust their instincts, embrace creativity, and find joy in art. Take a peek inside the homes of surprising guests with George and Amy every Thursday. Discover the Latest Podcast for Art Lovers We’re all born artists. Give any five-year-old pencils and paper, and they’ll create something wonderful. But when we grow up, art becomes intimidating. We’re conditioned to second-guess our taste in art. The pure joy of ..read more
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