News Featured How to Buy Original Art: 3 Easy Ways to Shop With Us Posted on February 9, 2026October 1, 2026 by Mackenzie Smith Making Art Buying Approachable At Seattle Art Source, our goal is to make buying art feel welcoming rather than intimidating. Art has the power to transform a space and create meaningful connections. We believe the process of finding it should feel just as rewarding as living with it. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an experienced collector, we aim to make buying original art approachable, flexible, and enjoyable. There are three simple ways to purchase artwork from our inventory of over 500 works of art. You can buy online, remotely, or in person. This way, you can choose what works best for you. 1. Shop Directly from Our Website Our online gallery is the quickest way to begin. From the comfort of your browser, you can explore a curated selection of artwork from our roster of talented artists. Many of these artists are based right here in the Pacific Northwest. Shopping online allows you to move at your own pace, from anywhere in the world. You can filter by size or price, save favorites, discover new artists, and get a sense of what resonates with you. Each artwork page includes details to help you understand scale, medium, and availability. And a purchase button! You can purchase something and have it shipped right to your home. Or you can pick it up in person. Instant gratification! But no pressure. For many collectors, browsing our online gallery leads to reaching out to us for additional guidance. They may also arrange to see the work in person. Start your art journey here. 2. Call or Email Us for Personalized Help If you’d prefer a more guided experience, we’re always happy to help directly. Many of our clients reach out when they have questions or need recommendations. Others contact us when searching for something specific for a space. We regularly work with clients both locally and across the country. Through digital mockups, videos, and detailed images, we can help you visualize how a piece will live in your home or office. This happens before you make a decision. Think of this as a collaborative process — we’re here to help you narrow options, answer questions, and make the experience feel comfortable and clear. 👉 Email us at [email protected] or call (971)-384-6132 3. Shop In Person by Appointment For those who want to experience artwork up close, visiting our space is a special way to connect with the work. Seeing art in person allows you to fully experience texture, scale, color, and presence. These are things that can be difficult to capture on a screen. Appointments give you time to view work thoughtfully, ask questions, and explore pieces in a relaxed environment. Whether you’re looking for a single statement piece or beginning a larger project, we’re happy to guide you through the process. To schedule a visit, simply book an appointment here — we look forward to welcoming you into the space. Share to Related News Seattle Figurative Artists: How Two Painters Bring the Human Form to a Room Figurative art gives a room something to say. Here are two painters from our roster, Amy Erickson and Amy Scherer, and the very different ways they approach the human form. Read More Form Over Function: Held Together, Artist Panel 10/22/26 Artists Becca Fuhrman and Kelly Bjork join co-curator Sarah Hurt to talk pleasure, attention and the figure. Read More Form Over Function: Held Together, Artist Panel 11/10/26 How do today's figurative painters talk with centuries of images of the body? Kimberly Trowbridge and Nahom Ghirmay dig into it with co-curator Seth Sexton. Read More Services Artists Gallery The Source Events About Contact
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