Monday in Selling Art Online - GRAB YOUR VISITORS! The internet gives you only an instant to make an impression—so what are you doing to keep people’s attention, look professional, and make your art stand out? More on that subject, tomorrow.
Tuesday in Art Movements - After the incredible artistic heights of the Renaissance, art took an interesting turn. Drop by on Tuesday for an overview of Mannerism.
Wednesday in Featured Artists - More great artwork coming your way on Wednesday! Don’t forget, there’ll always be a new artist chosen every week, so go ahead and submit your own art if you’d like the chance to be featured.
Thursday in Selling Art Online - Check back in for a review of ArtWanted.com. . . It’s been around since 1999, but how does it compare? I’ll let you know on Thursday.
Friday in Historical Artists - Don’t miss Kimberley Walton’s upcoming article contrasting the work of Monet and Cezanne. And if you have an article of your own you’d like to share, send it in here!
While I’m on the subject, I recently had a reader ask me for tips or a tutorial on framing paintings. . . so if you’re a do-it-yourself framing expert, I know there are plenty of folks who’d love to hear about your process, the materials you use, etc.
I don’t know enough about framing to write an article, but I’m sure one of you does! Think about it and let me know. : )
Here are last week’s articles:
7 Tools and 3 Essential Skills Every Artist Needs to be Successful Online
The Baroque Art Movement
Luminous Landscapes by Virginia Artist Jennifer Young
ArtworkNetwork.com: A More Local, Less Global, Art Network
Can Art be Taught? Or is it only for the Naturally Gifted?
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read moreSo, you're a visual artist. . . but for some reason you seem to have a hard time expressing verbally what your art is all about. Perhaps this is just because you haven't had the opportunity get a formal education in the arts. Or maybe you're just not used to talking about what you're creating.. . .
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