I found this blog while surfing the net to see if there was anything new or interesting. I didn’t know Jacqueline is an Artist or that she was posting on the Internet. I wasn’t able to find any other site except her own blog.
Her art is awesome, and her ideas are good too. Her paintings are amazing and beautiful. You can see her skills in each of her paintings.
I also liked the way she had described each painting which gave me a better understanding of what the author is trying to say through it.
This blog is very helpful for those who are interested in learning about art, techniques, and different types of art styles that exist out there today. I really enjoyed this blog and recommend everyone to visit it and get inspired by this very talented artist named Jacqueline.*
She has also made videos of how she creates these beautiful masterpieces, so if you are into arts, then you will enjoy watching it.*
I love to be creative, and I enjoy art, but it’s hard for me to find the time to paint. I’ve been looking online for a blog from an artist who shares more about their techniques and processes, but all I can find are blogs about painting in general.
I’m so glad that you started this blog! I’ve actually been wanting to try oils for a while now. My husband bought me an easel and canvases for my birthday last year, but I haven’t taken the time to try out the medium yet. Your paintings are so beautiful; they inspire me to get started.
I look forward to seeing more of your work and reading your posts!
People of all ages, from all walks of life, and from all over the world have shared with me their personal stories through poems and letters. My blog is a way for me to keep these stories alive.
As an artist who paints everyday and loves to paint, I have been asked many times how to become an artist. The answer is not as simple as it may seem. As I have said before, art is not a career but a passion. It is something that you do because you love it and can’t imagine doing anything else. And when you love something and it becomes part of your life, it becomes who you are–it infuses every aspect of your life, including your dreams and aspirations.
My hope is that by sharing some of my experiences with others, I can help them discover the joys of being creative and perhaps find the courage to pursue their own passions, no matter how crazy or unconventional they may seem.
The art gallery is a place where people can see the masterpieces of famous painters. Some artists like to put their work on display in an art gallery. If a painter’s work is good enough, the paintings will be bought by collectors.
Art galleries usually have a lot of paintings by the same artist. Artists usually show the same types of paintings over and over again. People who like one type of painting probably like others by the same artist. Many artists have a style that is recognizable, where their paintings have the same look and feel. People who know the artist’s style will look for other paintings by him or her in an art gallery.
When looking at an artist’s paintings, you may realize that some of them are better than others. The better ones are more interesting and creative than the others. Some paintings may seem to be copies of another painting, or they may just be silly and not very good. You don’t want to waste money on bad paintings, even if they were done by a famous painter.
Paintings that are being sold are usually framed and ready to hang on your wall. You can also buy reproductions of famous paintings, which are cheaper but not as nice to look at as original works of art.*
Artwork is not just paintings. It can be sculpture, architecture, photography, music, writing, fashion design, or anything that someone has put a lot of thought and effort into creating.
Artwork is created by artists. An artist is someone who creates artwork. Artists are not the same as musicians or actors or dancers or writers because musicians and actors and dancers and writers perform the work of others. Artists create their own work.
Martha Stewart has been in and out of jail, but she’s never forgotten how to be Martha Stewart. She’s been making prison-friendly cakes and crafts, and has even hosted a cooking show called “How’d You Do That?” out of the federal penitentiary in Alderson, West Virginia.