David Bornancin is a local Cleveland artist known for expressive landscapes and abstract paintings that evolve alongside the viewer. Self-taught and endlessly curious, David began creating art more than 18 years ago, first through drawing and illustration, then gradually finding his voice on canvas.
In the last five years, he has participated in over 60 shows with over 160 paintings sold and in beautiful homes and collections across the Ohio region.
Beyond painting, David is passionate about helping other artists succeed. With over 30 years of experience in sales and relationship-building, he coaches local creatives on how to navigate the business side of art—bridging the gap between making meaningful work and confidently selling it.
Send us Fan Mail We walk through a simple path from making art to selling it, starting with the questions that clarify your work and your goals. We also map out practical next steps like building a presence, choosing platforms, and using local shows to create real momentum. • clarifying what you are making and why • setting a quality bar before going to market • deciding what to do after you finish five to seven pieces • building social media presence to generate inte...
15 Apr 2026
How Artists Can Explain The Real Value Of Their Work
Send us Fan Mail We take a sales question seriously and apply it to creative work: what is the value proposition of art. We break down how artists solve real problems for homes and offices, and how to talk about pricing without reducing art to an hourly wage. • framing art sales around the buyer’s problem to solve • defining the value proposition of artists as creators and visionaries • explaining how artwork transforms a bare wall into a finished space • discussing f...
15 Apr 2026
How To Fix A Painting That Feels Off
Send us Fan Mail A painting can be technically solid and still feel wrong. That uneasy feeling is what we call a “redoo” moment: the point where you realize the color, balance, or overall design just isn’t working, and the smartest move is to redo the work instead of forcing it to pass. We talk through a real art show scenario with a small table setup and a focused set of pieces for sale, then a conversation with a neighboring artist whose booth includes a box of paintings that were started,...
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