This is a great little video on painting with acrylics that I found on YouTube. As an artist who started using acrylics with no instruction, I wish more of this was available when I started. I wouldn’t have been nearly as lost.
For those of you unfamiliar with Utrecht, they are one of the best places to get art supplies. On top of that they have a great blog on art and design how-to. I found the fantastic post earlier today and wanted to share it with all of you artists and designers that may [...]
Painting is one of the oldest forms of fine art known; and oil painting is one of the earliest forms and mediums used. Here is a great 7+ minute video showing some techniques in oil painting. Enjoy!
What is a WIP you may ask (and, no, it is not misspelled)? For those non-savvy art lovers a WIP is a Work In Progress. Today I am going to share one of my own WIP’s with you. It is using a process of a grid system to begin work from. I find that using [...]
First-of-its-Kind Facility Launches in Heart of the U Street Revival - Programs Open to the Public (PRWeb Apr 7, 2008)
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Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA) presents “The Question is Known: (W)here is Latin American/Latino Art?” in the MCCLA gallery, 2868 Mission St, San Francisco, April 18-May 24, 2008. Opening reception Friday, April 18, 7-10pm ($5). “The Question is Known” includes works by 30 Latino/Latin American artists as well as non-Latinos. Curator Anthony Torres [...]
More UnfocusedBrain.com. Great DC images
These are some of the first photos I have ever released under Creative Commons Licenses
From UnfocusedBrain.com:
Some time ago I went on a glue buying freak-out. I needed glue for a particular project and realized that we were really understocked in general. So I went over to the office supply store and bought about 4 different kinds. They all have their uses but the one I keep finding new [...]
San Francisco SPCA President Jan McHugh-Smith today condemned the content of a current exhibition at the San Francisco Art Institute, describing it as barbaric and depraved. The exhibit, “Don’t Trust Me,” is the work of Paris-based Adel Abdessemed, and includes videos of six animals - a pig, goat, doe, ox, horse and sheep - being [...]
Custom Exhibits, Portable Tradeshow Displays and Custom Office/Museum Environments by award winning K2 Fabrication (PRWeb Mar 12, 2008)
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/03/prweb730694.htm
