This post is part of EmptyEasel’s "spread the holiday cheer" experiment, where we’ve simply invited everyone to share their three favorite artists or art websites.
Here’s what Laura Leeder had to say:
"Spreading a little Christmas cheer—here are the are. . . read more
This post is part of EmptyEasel’s "spread the holiday cheer" experiment, where we’ve simply invited everyone to share their three favorite artists or art websites.
Here what Karen Cooper wrote:
"My three most-visited sites are. . .
1. Fine Art Views Blogs at. . . read more
This post is part of EmptyEasel’s "spread the holiday cheer" experiment, where we’ve simply invited everyone to share their three favorite artists or art websites.
Here’s Dena McMurdie’s list:
1. Leon Parson at www.LeonParson.com
Leon is one of the artists. . . read more
This post is part of EmptyEasel’s "spread the holiday cheer" experiment, where we’ve simply invited everyone to share their three favorite art websites or artists online.
Here are Jean Levert Hood’s favorites:
1. Cynthia Guardo’s blog at. . . read more
This post is part of EmptyEasel’s "spread the holiday cheer" experiment where we’ve simply invited everyone to share their three favorite artists or art websites.
First up is Keith Perkins, who wrote:
"It was hard to pick just three favorite websites, but here are. . . read more
ArtBistro.com is a fairly new online community for artists and designers - and it offers much more than you'd expect from a typical internet gallery or art forum.. . . read more
Pixel art is a unique digital art movement that got its start in the early years of computer graphics when video cards still had very limited capabilities. (Think old arcade games and you'll get the idea.). . . read more
Over the past 18 months I have devoted a lot of my painting time to the creation of Pocket Art. "Pocket Art" refers to paintings with dimensions of 2.5 x 3.5 inches, and while painting in such a small format can be challenging, it is always rewarding. . .. . . read more
With the advancement of computer technology (and software programs such as Photoshop) the relentless, tireless photographer who crouched in dawn's early light to catch that "perfect scene" is a rare find.. . . read more
Japanese art prints, or Ukiyo-e (which means "pictures of the floating world") have become an increasingly popular art form in the Western world. Their upward, floating imagery sprang from the Buddhist idea that joy is transient and that only detachment from desire will bring true. . . read more