Besides a narrative element, I’m also trying to capture a fluid emotional response to nature and to time.
Featured Artist Paula Wiegmink
Artist Paula Wiegmink presents her amazing wildlife portfolio. She says, “My artistic journey has always been influenced by nature”
Are You at a Loss for Words?
Divide your emails into one of two categories: informational or promotional with emphasis on mostly informational.
Featured Artist Elena Olimpiev
I often use mixed techniques, pencil and ink drawing, oil and acrylic, but my favorite technique is etching!
How to Write an Amazing Artist Statement
The reason to have a genuine, well written artist statement is because you want to provide insight for your viewers into who you are as an artist.
Featured Artist Cat Morris
The ability to create one’s own joy in our society today is really powerful and positive and something we need more of.
Featured Artist Steve Kaminski
As I look at the photography I have on my website, one thread I do see is a feeling of solitude or quiet introspection.
How to Lose an Art Sale
So if you are feeling badly about not getting back in touch with people who have an interest in your work, you have lot of company.
Featured Artist ashar
Although I never have a clear idea where a painting will take me, I start by perhaps choosing a colour or a group of colours.
Evolution of an Artist Salon
These sorts of events are good for artists in any stage of their careers.
Featured Artist Beni Gassenbauer
By recreating the unique effects of light and the sense of mystery that comes from value contrast and bright colors, I hope to invite you to explore the beauty of Jerusalem.
Featured Artist Kerri Warner
The time it takes to develop and produce my collage work varies depending on the size and details of the subject.
Featured Artist K. Velis Turan
My pieces are quilted with “thread strokes” to add subtle color variation, texture and depth.
Put Your Business Cards Away
Why simply giving your business card to interested prospects is the worst thing you can do.
