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3 Art Lessons From The Internet That Everybody Should Know About
This is how art appreciation is taught: 1. Don’t make fun of anyone’s work, even if it’s really bad. 2. In the back of the room there will be a Thing That Looks Sort Of Like A Nose, but it is not really a nose. It is an abstract representation of a nose. Other things […]
How to Polish a Diamond by Hand
One of the hardest things to find info on is how to polish a real diamond by hand. Here is one of the best resources found online. I had no idea there was so much to know! Diamonds are beautiful and stunning, but many times they aren’t perfect or polished. If you want to polish […]
Archaeologists Discover New Ancient Mayan Artifacts
Archaeologists in Guatemala have unearthed a number of ancient Mayan artifacts dating back over 1,200 years. The extensive collection of pottery, tools and weapons was found at the city of El Achiotal, which served as a small settlement for a brief period between 600 AD and 900 AD. In addition to the pottery and other […]
Why You Should Get a Big Canvas Artwork For Home | www.bigcanvasart.com
This site is all about the benefits of big canvas art for home. I am fascinated with this concept and if you really think about it, then you will absolutely realize how wonderful it is to have an artwork in your home that is going to be there as long as you are living there. […]
5 Ways to Create an Art Budget You Can Live On
There is a lot of talk about the importance of art in our lives, but there is little talk about how to make art a regular part of your life. If you have ever wanted to be more creative with your time and money, then this blog will help you. Explore this blog to find […]
The 10 Commandments of Cherry Blossom Viewing
This is a blog about cherry blossoms. The best time to see the cherry blossoms is at the moment when they are at their peak bloom. This usually happens between April 1st and April 7th depending on the weather. The 10 Commandments of Cherry Blossom Viewing: 1. Thou shalt go to hanami (cherry blossom viewing […]
This Art for Sale just Sold for Over $200,000 on Singulart
“Art for Sale just Sold for Over $200,000 on Singulart A work by the French street artist Invader has just sold on Singulart, the e-commerce blockchain platform. The sale took place in June 2017 and this is the first time a piece of street art is bought through a blockchain. “‘The Offering’ piece is a […]
How To Advertise Appropriation Art In An Art World with Too Many Contemporary Artists
It’s called Appropriation Art. It’s a blog about how to proceed with appropriation art in an art world with too many contemporary artists. It’s called Appropriation Art. It’s a blog about how to proceed with appropriation art in an art world with too many contemporary artists. It’s called Appropriation Art. It’s a blog about how […]
The Aesthetic Art of Gratitude
The Aesthetic Art of Gratitude is a blog about the appreciation of artwork and why it soothes the soul. The Aesthetic Art of Gratitude will be a place where people can come to discuss their appreciation of art and its influence on their lives. It will also be a place to learn more about the […]
A Guide To Banksy in NYC
Banksy is an enigma. The most famous graffiti artist in the world, his real name and identity remain a secret. If you are in New York City and looking to have a look at some Banksy artworks, this blog will be of some help. New York City is one of the cities where Banksy has […]
Top 10 Most Expensive Pieces Of Art Ever Sold
One of the purposes of this blog is to provide an introduction to the art world. The sale of art is one of the fastest growing areas in global economics and a lot goes on behind closed doors. In fact, a recent report revealed that the upper echelon collectors of fine art are wealthier than […]
Blog about calligraphy, old school
I’ve been doing calligraphy for a long time – since I was about ten or so. It’s a big part of what I do, and it’s something that’s always fascinated me. I think it always will. My main focus right now is on modern calligraphy – the kind that people who don’t know calligraphy think […]