Hey, hope you're well! Over the past fifteen years, I've created hundreds of paintings, worked with galleries around the world and built a career that I'm incredibly proud of. But over the last few months, something has shifted. Opening my the new gallery space in my studio has given me the opportunity to take control of the next chapter of my career. It's a chance to experiment with my art style more, tell new stories, create more ambitious art and redirect my career in a much more personalised way that I feel like I am in control of more. Alongside that, I'm continuing to grow CreateScene, working passion projects like the merch store I am creative directing and planning future print and book releases that I've wanted to make for years. To make room for everything that's ahead, I've decided to do something I've never done before. I've launched a Studio Clearance Sale, with over 50 original paintings reduced by 66% Every painting sold helps clear the studio, creates space for new collections, and directly funds the next stage of my journey as an artist. If you've ever thought about owning one of my original paintings, this is genuinely the best opportunity there has ever been. Thank you, as always, for being part of the journey. I'm excited for what's coming next, and I can't wait to share it with you. Rich

There are moments in your career that feel like milestones, and there are moments that feel like genuine turning points. Finishing my gallery and opening it with this first exhibition feels very much like the latter. For years, I've dreamt of having a space that wasn't just somewhere I made artwork, but somewhere people could come and experience it. A space where I could tell stories through...

There’s a romantic idea of what it means to be an artist that still persists, even now. The idea that the work is the work, and everything else sits around it as optional or peripheral. That if the art is strong enough, the rest will somehow take care of itself. That success arrives as a result of talent alone, rather than as the outcome of sustained responsibility. I believed some...

There’s a persistent idea in the art world that success is something vague and unpredictable. That it’s down to timing, luck, taste, or being in the right place at the right moment. While all of those things can play a part, I’ve never found that explanation particularly satisfying. It removes responsibility from the artist and replaces it with mythology. Over...

For a long time, I believed that being an artist was largely about making images. Strong images. Images that worked visually, that showed technical ability, that carried a recognisable style. I believed that if I focused hard enough on craft and consistency, the rest would follow naturally. The work would speak for itself. People would understand it, connect with it, and everything else would...

This year marks one of the most exciting milestones in my career as I officially join Castle Fine Art. For me, this isn’t just a new partnership—it’s the beginning of a chapter that feels like the natural evolution of everything I’ve worked toward, while also opening the door to possibilities I’ve only dreamed about. My journey has always been about finding...

When the world locked down, I—like so many others—was forced to rethink how I connected with people, shared my work, and kept creating. That’s when I dove headfirst into the world of NFTs. It wasn’t just about minting digital art. It was about exploring a new frontier where creativity and technology collided. But the biggest lesson I learned during that time wasn’t...