Her goals are creating relationships with interior designers and their clients to create custom textile art commissions.
Lights, Camera, Action
Now that we have all the pieces to the product photo puzzle, it’s time to make some magic, and we’ll take it step-by-step.
Featured Artist Gavin McClure
The series I am working on now is called “Distill/Disintegrate”. This series exists along the spectrum of Disintegration.
Featured Artist Grigor Malinov
I use figures as my main objects, but I put them in an abstract surrounding, dynamic textures, and pulsating colors.
Featured Artist Sarah Hudock
I paint primarily in watercolor and gouache, occasionally including colored pencil or ink, and I love to focus on detail.
What’s the Back Story on Your Art?
Consistent use of unexpected touches can be an expression of your brand as an artist, even when used on the back or the inside.
Featured Artist Patton Hunter
I wish every painting exposed to the public could come alive and report back to me, telling me how it has grown and what it has become after so many different eyes have added meaning.
Featured Artist Kevan Lunney
The circle in my work is an Enso seen in Zen Buddhist painting.
The Power of the Photograph
One of the important parts of your home photo studio should be a good, sturdy tripod to mount the camera on.
Featured Artist David M. Kessler
Big Paint; Big Brushes; Stay Loose; Let Go; No Fear; Paint Out Loud!
The Importance of the Picture
Properly photographing your items is not a daunting task, though it does take an investment in time, and a little money.
Featured Artist Endre Hevezi
Geometrical, architectural thinking stayed with me through all my artistic career.
Featured Artist Pierce Everett
To begin working with a clean canvas reminds me of the beginning of a long voyage to a destination you’ve never seen before.
Featured Artist Marcella Lassen
My work is definitely grounded in pop art, inasmuch as subject matter and stylistic elements can be traced directly to this movement.
