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Toni Thornton Art launches access all areas YouTube channel
British abstract artist Toni Thornton has become one of the most sought-after artists on the modern market, with art collectors, interior designers and celebrities all wanting a piece of her work in their homes and spaces.
After an incredible start to the year, Toni Thornton began 2021 with a new Abstract Land and Sea Collection, celebrity clients Perrie Edwards and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and news of her first baby on the way. It’s safe to say that Toni and her team are busy behind-the-scenes planning for the future and working on her up-coming collection as demand continues to grow at a rapid and exciting rate.
With the studio being busier than ever before, Toni felt there was never a more appropriate time to launch a YouTube channel to allow her loyal followers a chance to see what it’s really like being the artist of the studio everybody is talking about.
Toni said: “I’ve been very fortunate to have a positive relationship with social media and the followers that I have supporting me on my Instagram account. What I love is how social media allows me to connect on a very direct and personal level, but by introducing our new YouTube channel it will now allow me to share even more. Our channel will be showcasing a real representation and insight in to what it takes to launch a new collection, my inspirations and also (and I think most-importantly) give people a chance to learn more about me, my team and the studio. I’m so excited to see where the channel will take us and who and where in the world people will be subscribing from.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Laura Robinson .
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