[ad_1] Colored Pencil Drawing on Canson Colorline drawing paper In this short post, I’d like to share what drawing paper I use most of the time to create my colorful colored pencil drawings. I rarely draw on white paper because I find that colored pencils “react” to bright surfaces a […]
Slow Down to Speed Up
[ad_1] This post is by Clint Watson, former art gallery owner and founder of BoldBrush, known for FASO Artist Websites, the leading provider of professional artist websites, the $38,000+ BoldBrush Painting Competition and the free daily art marketing newsletter, FineArtViews. As a self-proclaimed “art fanatic”, Clint delights that BoldBrush’s downtown San Antonio, Texas office is full of original […]
Exhibitions to see in May
[ad_1] Discover our curator’s top exhibitions to visit in London during May. By Phin Jennings | 05 May 2022 Last month, The Venice Biennale’s International Art Exhibition opened to the public. This year’s title, The Milk of Dreams, is taken from a children’s book by artist Leonara Carrington. It is […]
Instagram ruined photography for me
[ad_1] Forget calling yourself a photographer, it feels as if we’re all “content creators” now – thanks to the rise of photo/video/sharing/social networking services like Instagram and YouTube. I know I sound like a moaning oldie when I criticize social media and blame photo apps for devaluing photography. I’m actually […]
The Silver Jubilee Fountain – QAGOMA Blog
[ad_1] The Queensland Art Galley will celebrate 40 years at South Bank on 21 June 2022. In the lead-up we take a look at a lost but not forgotten landmark — The Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Fountain — however the installation of a fountain in the Brisbane River in […]
Jackson’s Painting Prize 2022 Exhibition at the Affordable Art Fair Hampstead
[ad_1] For the first time since 2019, Jackson’s exhibited shortlisted and winning artworks from this year’s Jackson’s Painting Prize at the Affordable Art Fair Hampstead. Artworks by Miranda Boulton and Robert Senior on display at Jackson’s Painting Prize exhibition at the Affordable Art Fair Hampstead. The show was […]
Students share their artistic talents online
[ad_1] TikTokers are in awe of high school students’ artistic talents as they browse the ‘AP Art Portfolio’ TikTok trend. The ‘AP Art Portfolio’ TikTok trend consists of young art students sharing their submissions for the AP Art and Design exam. TikTokers display their artworks as “Slow Dancing in […]
The 9 Best Design Conferences in Summer 2022
[ad_1] What’s a Design Conference and Why Should I Attend One? You probably value being part of a design community if you are a designer. Not only to exchange ideas but also to dig deeper into innovation and the latest trends. You may be a beginner in the field and […]
Art Attack: Where to Find Art on First Friday Weekend in Denver
[ad_1] First Friday is jam-packed in June. That’s the bottom line for planning your itinerary, and while we definitely recommend the various grand-opening celebrations in 40 West, there are other options. You can follow the rhinos during RiNo’s Rhino Week festivities while hitting art events at the Museum of Contemporary Art […]
‘It Allowed Me to Work Quietly’: Christopher Wool on How Two Years in Relative Isolation Changed the Course of His Art
Belgian gallerist Xavier Hufkens has inaugurated his renovated, four-story space in Brussels with an extensive solo show dedicated to the American artist Christopher Wool, marking their first project together and Wool’s first show in Belgium since 2009. On view are Wool’s abstract paintings, which combine silkscreening and other processes; black-and-white […]