ellen rolli contemporary painter, Melrose MA
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Ellen Rolli

ellen rolli contemporary painter

About Us

I am a Contemporary Abstract Painter, interested in interpreting subject and emotion in an abstract and intuitive way. I am excited by the process, by color, texture and the element of discovery. My paintings range from small to large format and can work in both residential and corporate settings. I maintain a full time Art Studio/Gallery in the Cedar Park neighborhood of Melrose, MA. I welcome Studio visits to see my work in person.

How We Got Started

I have been painting most of my life and knew at a young ago I would be committed to my Art.

Products & Services
My intuitive and expressive paintings range in size from small, (12x12), to large format,(60x60).
Painting Workshops by ellen rolli contemporary painter
In addition to offering original Contemporary Paintings for sale at my Studio/Gallery, I offer Painting Workshops. As a “Painting Coach”, I encoura...
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Recent Activity

Ellen from ellen rolli contemporary painter Answered this on May 14, 2019
That is the 64,000 dollar question!! As an Abstract painter I am always hoping to discover new ways to get my work in front of the right eyes. That is my greatest challenge. I think it is a combination of many things. An artist must have several platforms for showcasing his or her work. Art... (more) That is the 64,000 dollar question!! As an Abstract painter I am always hoping to discover new ways to get my work in front of the right eyes. That is my greatest challenge. I think it is a combination of many things. An artist must have several platforms for showcasing his or her work. Art galleries, art consultants, interior designers and of course now being “out there” on social media. Throw in a little luck and see what happens. 

Ellen from ellen rolli contemporary painter Answered this on June 12, 2018
I believe it depends on the particular client/s. New clients often want to hear about my process, background, artistic evolution, etc. I let the conversation take its own direction and it is almost always a give and take. Being a good listener is always important for both parties.  (more) I believe it depends on the particular client/s. New clients often want to hear about my process, background, artistic evolution, etc. I let the conversation take its own direction and it is almost always a give and take. Being a good listener is always important for both parties. 

Ellen from ellen rolli contemporary painter Answered this on February 13, 2018
Connecting with interior designers and architects can be a good source for large format work. Sometimes those industries need large format works for corporate spaces or may show your work in staged spaces. Do some research on designers in your area. Good luck (more) Connecting with interior designers and architects can be a good source for large format work. Sometimes those industries need large format works for corporate spaces or may show your work in staged spaces. Do some research on designers in your area. Good luck

Ellen from ellen rolli contemporary painter Answered this on October 13, 2017
I decided to research "do it yourself" platforms. I settled on Weebly at the end of June. I am still struggling with getting it done as it is not as "intuitive" as I thought. Granted I have very little time to devote to it, but as a non techie I do not get much accomplished in the time I have. I... (more) I decided to research "do it yourself" platforms. I settled on Weebly at the end of June. I am still struggling with getting it done as it is not as "intuitive" as I thought. Granted I have very little time to devote to it, but as a non techie I do not get much accomplished in the time I have. I am frustrated as my current site is now quite stagnant and I can't seem to get my Weebly site completed in a timely fashion. Weebly boasts about their support team, but I often feel rushed and they seem reluctant to spend too much time with you. I've already paid for a year of "Pro" plan but have lost over a months time.
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