These artists share their unique impressions of life downtown in this look at Urban Art.
Featured Artist Virginia Fisher
Although my work is heavily influenced by my obsession with process, the basket series is based in a concept. The concept I meditate on is the idea of connectedness.
Featured Artist Louie Rochon
Macro photography provides me with a vehicle for exploring spectacular hidden worlds of natural splendor normally ignored.
How to Love Rejection
If you’re getting rejected that means you are doing your work and getting it out the door.
Featured Artist Nick O’Neill
Sharks and rays are some of my most popular subjects and their smooth sleek shapes are defined mainly by subtle shadows and highlights.
Consistency is Key to Making Art Sales
Part of your job as an artist and an entrepreneur is to build trust with your network, your associates and your collectors.
Featured Artist April M. Rimpo
I portray little bits of life that I have seen which make me wonder about the deeper story.
Featured Artist Ilia Chidzey
I have always been fascinated by art that is transient and constantly evolving
Featured Artist Anne B. Schwartz
I often use Japanese brushes and sponges to merge the various colors. In addition, natural pigments are often applied. This helps the painting appear to glow.
The Lay of the Landscape
Artsy Shark celebrates the diversity of styles, colors and ideas that our artist friends use in their own interpretations of this popular theme.
Featured Artist Garry McMichael
Do I want my art to be painterly or realistic? It’s a conundrum I try to balance everyday.
Featured Artist Barbara Simmons
I believe the emotional content of an image is the most important element, regardless of the technique.
Featured Artist Estelle Vernon
I have always been able to see both patterns in my environment and subtle divergences from the ordinary.
10 Website Mistakes that Kill Your Art Sales
A confused customer won’t buy; avoid that problem by providing all the details about becoming a collector of your art.
