Welcome to SG-Art
Welcome to SG-Art
This painting is of my beloved cat, Jiji. She was a tortoiseshell tabby full of personality, with a beautiful, thick short-haired coat. I began this painting in 2022, the year she passed away, and is unfinished to this date.
Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 120cm
Pure Bliss is an oil painting on a stretched 120 x 180cm canvas…
Tulips. Finally finished…
This painting was inspired from a small postcard and was realised in July - August 2019…
The Girl in the Red Shoes. Oil painting on stretched canvas 120 x 150cm
As we move into a new year, the way we engage with art is quietly evolving. Rather than chasing fast trends or decorative statements, we are increasingly seeking work that supports conscious living, art that feels grounding, intentional, and emotionally resonant. This shift is not as a trend, but a return to something timeless: living with art that reflects how we want to feel in our homes and in our lives.
January 2026 has arrived with a renewed sense of purpose as individuals and families across the globe set New Year resolutions focused on lasting change rather than short-lived results. After years marked by rapid change, uncertainty, and shifting priorities, many people are entering the new year with a more thoughtful and intentional approach to personal growth.
The New Year is more than a change of dates, it’s an energetic reset. In Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of harmonising your environment, the transition into a new year is a powerful moment to release stagnant energy and invite in fresh opportunities, health, and prosperity. By making thoughtful adjustments to your home and habits, you can align yourself with positive flow (chi) and start the year with intention.
Christmas Day may be over, but the season doesn’t have to end abruptly. The days just after the holidays offer a beautiful opportunity to slow down, tidy up, and reflect on the moments that made the season special. Rather than rushing straight into clean-up mode or feeling a post-holiday slump, December 27 is the perfect time to close the season with intention, gratitude, and care.
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Your support, time, and connection have meant so much to us throughout the year, and we’re truly grateful to have you here.
Christmas is a season of warmth, reflection, and togetherness, and we hope yours is filled with joy, peace, and meaningful moments, however you choose to celebrate.
Thank you for being part of this journey and for making this year so special. We look forward to sharing more with you in the year ahead.
The holiday season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year, but for many, it also becomes the most overwhelming. Between shopping, hosting, traveling, and juggling endless to-do lists, the festive spirit can quickly be replaced by stress and exhaustion. That’s why prioritizing self-care isn’t a luxury during the holidays, it’s essential. By setting boundaries, managing expectations, and staying connected to your own well-being, you can move through the season with more peace, presence, and joy.
The holiday countdown is on and if your to-do list still looks a little too long, don’t panic. With a dash of creativity and a sprinkle of resourcefulness, you can still pull off a beautifully festive celebration. From easy décor ideas to clever gift solutions, here’s how to bring last-minute Christmas magic to life without the stress.
The Christmas season is all about togetherness, laughter, and creating memories, and nothing captures that spirit quite like hosting a festive holiday party. Whether you’re planning an intimate dinner or a lively gathering, a little forethought goes a long way in creating a warm, stress-free, and magical celebration. Here’s your guide to planning the perfect Christmas party, from themes and menus to music and finishing touches.
Finding the perfect Christmas gift doesn’t have to mean endless shopping trips or overspending. The best presents are those chosen with care, gifts that make people feel seen, valued, and loved. Whether you’re shopping for family, friends, co-workers, or kids, a thoughtful approach makes all the difference. Here’s how to master the art of gifting this season, with ideas to suit every person (and budget!) on your list.
If you’re already humming Christmas tunes and itching to unpack the ornaments, you’re not alone. Early decorating isn’t just about getting a head start, it’s about soaking in the joy of the season for a little longer. With some thoughtful planning and creative touches, you can transform your home into a cosy, magical retreat that captures the warmth and wonder of Christmas. Here’s how to start decorating early, sustainably, and beautifully.
This painting is inspired by a photo. It represents a woman standing behind a large glass window, her elbow resting on the window frame. Although the woman’s glance faces outwards, she appears to be lost in her thoughts, almost daydreaming. She may be confined indoors and wishes to be outside, or maybe is simply bored…