My latest fibre artwork is finished! This time I've started a series of smaller works titled ‘Sheep on a Thousand Hills’.

My fibre artwork ‘Ewetopia: Two Sheep in Aotearoa’ is a finalist in the Changing Threads Contemporary Textile Fibre Art Awards 2024!

Creators love to build ‘stash’, one of every colour of the medium they use. Unless you track your stash it's easy to duplicate accidentally.

The journey from gold to silver in one’s art practice represents a transformative shift towards authenticity, self-expression, and freedom.

Download this printable resource for eight factors to consider before making your art purchase

In this video Sarah Ritchie briefly unpacks why it’s important to value creativity in the pricing of your work.

Download this printable resource for eight factors to consider when pricing your work.

There are many ways and many different formulas that you could use to price out your art. Which one is the best for you?

Would you like to see how my latest fibre artwork came together for ‘Outback Illusion’?

My latest fibre creation! ‘Outback Illusion’ by Sarah Ritchie.

Awareness is what artists need to have to ensure we remain relevant in the industry.

The following is the way that I was taught to dye natural fibre, and I’ve used it with great success for my fibre art purposes.

Do you wonder if your shy or introverted personality is holding you back in your art practice?

As artists and humans, it can be crippling when we get caught up in worrying about what others think of us.

As an artist or creator, a question often goes unasked but holds immense power: “What have you been tolerating?”

Nostalgia can play a big part in why someone might want to buy a piece of art.

Have you dreamt of setting up an art studio but you're not keen on working from home and traditional studio rental is too prohibitive?

Many of us face the subtle yet formidable challenge of negative mindsets that can hinder that journey and stifle our creativity.

Art and innovation have shared a captivating relationship throughout history.

Many creators find themselves overlooked by conventional galleries for various reasons prompting them to seek alternative exhibition spaces.