My intent is to capture with watercolors not just the appearance but also the essence of such places.
Featured Artist Gerard Frances
Parisian artist Gerard Frances presents a compelling portfolio of photography, digital art and collage.
Featured Artist Alexandra Averbach
I wish for my art to be pleasant and enriching. There is no underlying message hidden in the folds of the petals.
Featured Artist Dennis Crayon
In both subject matter and style, the paintings update the trompe l’oeil and still life genres, drawing on photographic processes and a “beat-up” look and feel.
Featured Artist Dorothy Bury Shaw
My art seeks to take us closer to full realization of how wondrous, powerful and delightfully complex we are.
Featured Artist Cameron Limbrick
I approach each piece with the curiosity of an adventurer, following lines like roads around bends and textures like rocky canyons, wondering what is around the corner.
How I Built an Email Campaign and Sold More Art
Its power to reach consumers and convert consumers is due to the fact that over 91% of all US consumers use email every single day.
Featured Artist Yelena Dyumin
Beautiful natural landscapes and the architectural styles of the city inspired me as an artist.
Featured Artist Donna Slade
I keep my pencil extremely sharp at all times and use a mixture of crosshatching, horizontal, diagonal, vertical, or circular strokes.
Why Virtual Galleries Could Help Shape a Different Future for Artists
Ever-advancing technologies, combined with radical changes in consumer trends and how art collections are curated, could all point the way towards an exciting digital future for creatives.
Featured Artist Elise Beattie
I choose to step beyond the reality of the people and places I visit, instead as I plan my paintings; I retreat into my imagination and paint not the thing, but my feelings.
Public Speaking for Artists
It is a pleasure to hear people speaking boldly about what is important to them. Your presentation creates a bond with those present.
Featured Artist Marsha Chandler
My paintings are not really about the objects themselves, but how the light falls and reflects on them.
Featured Artist Kate Vrijmoet
My paintings, social art and installations focus on the human body and the human condition, and on issues of consciousness, boundaries, scale and access.
