Why Painting? Tell Us Your Story
What can you do to make the most of your hobby of painting? Do you have a story that you'd like to share or a question about art and design?…
Will I Be Able To Paint A Striking Still Life? Here’s How To Know
Have you ever picked up a brush and found yourself paralyzed with the fear of not knowing what to do? In this article, we will examine some useful tips that…
Jimi Hendrix and the Artistic Philosophy
A true artist is not one who is inspired, rather an artist is one who inspires. The ability to inspire is the skill of a true artist. An artist does…
Fill your wall with art created by you. Learn how to paint, create and enjoy!
Gallery walls are everywhere in the modern homes. They make the home more beautiful, professional and stylish. But when it comes to filling up these walls, we are clueless. The…
Food Art is not as Hard as You Think
Food Art is not as Hard as You Think is a blog about how to arrange your food for beautiful photos. There are some tips about how to mix and…
How to Select an Artist for Your Company’s Art Project
Art is important to the success of your business. Of course, you could go out and find an artist yourself, but that can be time consuming and hard. To help…
recreating a masterpiece a blog about the recreation of munkacsi’s “big fish” and how it was made
Recreating a masterpiece: a blog about the recreation of munkacsi's "big fish" and how it was made: Created in 1927, the original painting was part of munkacsi's "new photography" series.…
How To Tell If You Are More OF An Artistic Type
There are many different types of art and each type has it's own form and style. This blog will help you figure out what type of art you are. Take…
3 Tips to Choose the Perfect Oversized Wall Art
Oversized wall art isn't only for the wealthy. They are a great way to make a statement in any room. Here are some tips to choose the right one: Color-…
Advanced Abstract Art
The great 19th-century art critic John Ruskin said that an artist was someone who could put a landscape in a teacup. He meant that by controlling scale, the artist could…
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