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Fire and Mandalorian iron armors
There was a time when I was very excited about the idea of a fire armor. It was probably around the time when Hasbro released the first Toy Fair teaser featuring Boba Fett and his newly painted armor. I thought it looked great, and in my mind I started thinking about what it might look […]

Is Your Art Project Stuck? Here’s How To Get It Out The Door
One of the most important things that you must know when you are an artist is how to get your art project out the door. The biggest reason why many artists do not finish their projects is because they get stuck at different stages of their projects and they just keep going round and round […]
What Is Social Media Marketing? A blog around social media marketing.
——–What Is Social Media Marketing? Social media marketing is a new and exciting way to get your message across. It is designed to help you reach out to customers and clients and spread the word about your business. It is a form of internet marketing that uses social media as its platform. Truly understanding social […]

The 3 Steps For Appropriation Art
The 3 Steps For Appropriation Art: 1. Pick an artist or style you like 2. Get inspired by their work 3. Use their work to inspire your own I have been thinking about this process a lot recently as I’ve been building a framing business, and I have found that it works for more than […]
Global Art Day Poster
On the occasion of the Global Art Day Poster, an initiative of Creative Time, a global art initiative that highlights the role of art in public life and the importance of artists’ contributions to social progress, I have decided to contribute with this blog. The Global Art Day Poster is an annual project curated by […]
Vexel Art
Vexel Art is a method of digital art that involves taking pictures of parts of normal photos and making a 3D structure out of them. It is an interesting medium and I am very fortunate to have been able to find a way to make a living out of it. Vexel Art has had a […]

Neoclassical Art The Counter-Reformation
Neoclassical Art: The Counter-Reformation: a blog that talks about the revival of the classical Greek art in Austria and Russia. Neoclassical Art (or Neoclassicism), also known as Greek Revival, was the name given to Western painting, sculpture and architecture following the rediscovery of Roman-era Greek and Hellenistic marble statuary. In the 18th century, European artists […]

How To Make Abstract Oil Pastel Art
Abstract oil pastel art works are some of the most beautiful and popular works that an artist can create. This is because they are so unique, and because they can be created in so many colors or so many different patterns that they can fit into almost any home decor. Tutorials for creating such art […]

Why Graffiti Manipulates the Brain
Graffiti art is an important part of our culture and has been around for centuries. It is something that all over the world is understood by people of all ages. There are many different types of graffiti art, including Japanese, Mexican, and Chinese graffiti art. The definition of graffiti art is writing or drawings scribbled, […]
How To Make Your Office A Place People Want To Be
Sculptures and paintings that enliven the workplace can be a delight to employees and visitors alike. This post will show you how to make your office a place people want to be by incorporating beautiful art into your space. TIP 1: Be inspired by your space and its users! Sculptures and paintings that enliven the […]

Make Your Own Masterpiece
Art Block is a local art event where people can go to make their own masterpieces. There will be a number of different mediums including paint, canvas, and clay. All the supplies are included in the price of admission. The event lasts for one day at the local mall. It’s not far from home so […]
A Brief Introduction to Roy Lichtenstein
Roy Lichtenstein’s “Whaam” (1963) is a seminal comic book painting, an artistic and commercial success. It is still one of the most recognizable and celebrated works of pop art. “Whaam,” as it is affectionately known, was inspired by a panel from a 1962 issue of DC Comics’ “All-American Men of War.” In the original panel, […]