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The Art of Consistency Learning How to Draw
The Art of Consistency: Learning How to Draw is a blog that is devoted to helping others learn how to draw. The author, Alex Bledsoe, is an artist and has much experience in his field. He teaches others so that they can improve their skills in drawing and be more consistent as well. The blog […]
New in the Game Four Tips for Getting Started With Art
If you’re new in the art game, it can be hard to get started. You don’t know how to get your first commissions, or how to price your work. But there are some simple things you can do to help yourself out. With just a little bit of forethought, you can make a much more […]
DIY Project Add Art to Your Walls with a Range Poses Backdrop
The reason I am presenting these DIY projects is because I am an artist, and I cannot afford to buy all of the props that I need for my photography. That is why I decided to create a prop/backdrop making business on the side. I sell my backdrops through my Etsy shop where I also […]
The Difference Between a Good Tattoo and a Great Tattoo
Great tattoos are more than just a design on your skin. They tell a story, express an idea, illustrate a feeling, or convey a message that goes beyond the surface. The challenge for the artist is to deliver this story in the simplest way possible, without losing the depth behind it. Whether simple or complex, […]
Tips For Choosing The Best Charcoal-Lined Sketchbooks For Your Art
I have found that most artwork students tend to use sketchbooks and journals that they already have. Many times, they will go out and buy sketchbooks to draw in, but they will use the ones that they have. This is fine but I think it’s good to know what charcoal sketchbooks are out there. To […]
Top 5 Famous Women Artists and their Art
Famous artists are highly revered in many cultures, and some of the world’s most famous artists are women. If you’re planning a trip to an art museum, here’s a list of some of the most famous women artists you’ll want to check out. Because the history of art is dominated by the works of men, […]
How To Separate And Display Your Folk Art
Hi, I’m looking to display some of my folk art in a way that maximizes its value. I have a lot of it and I want to make sure it’s displayed in the most effective way. How do you separate and display your folk art? I’ve never been good at marketing myself or my art. […]
An Overview Of Contemporary Art
This is a blog about contemporary art and the world of artists. Art is any visual or auditory experience that can be recreated in some way from a description of it. This includes paintings, sculptures and drawings; photographs, films and videos; installations, performances and sound art; new media works; net art, text art and conceptual […]
Best Way To Paint A Wooden Sign
You can paint your wooden sign in different colors and styles. I was excited to learn about the different types of wood and how they were used in different applications. Knowing this information helped me to choose the right wood for my project. The blog offered a wealth of information, but I found most helpful […]
Digital art 101
In this blog I will be doing an introduction to digital art, explaining everything from the basics to various advanced techniques. This is not supposed to be a comprehensive tutorial, but rather a place where I can share all the knowledge I’ve acquired over the years, and hopefully help anyone interested in digital art, whether […]
7 Tips for Creating Emoji Art
Emoji art is a new form of art that everyone is talking about. I am going to give you 7 tips on how to create emoji art. Tip 1: Create your art on a computer, not an iPhone. The reason for this is because it will be too small if you do it on your […]
Wander American Masters in the National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art recently opened an exhibition, Wander: American Masters in the National Gallery of Art , that looks at the role of landscape in the work of artists like John Constable, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper and Georgia O’Keeffe. The exhibition is organized around a pair of landscapes by Frederic Church and George […]