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How to Make Your Own Screen Printing Screen

This article is a guide describing how to make a durable and inexpensive screen for screen printing. A detailed description of buying supplies, as well as how to create and finish your screen is included. This instructive article is suitable for beginners as well as more experienced screen printing artists looking to learn how to make their own supplies.

Words: 836   Downloads: 0   Category: Visual Arts   By: M. Wilcox

Open Studios in the UK

In many parts of the UK throughout the year, artists and crafts people collaborate to open their studios to the general public. Open Studios give art lovers the chance to buy art and crafts direct from the makers. They also provide fascinating glimpses into how artists and crafts people work and live.

Words: 406   Downloads: 1   Category: Visual Arts   By: F.M.Graham
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Vrubel and His Demons

Mikhail Yuryevich Vrubel (1856-1910) was a star of Russian art in the late 19thC. His mental health was never robust and his self-portraits bear a striking similarity to those of another tortured soul, Vincent Van Gogh. This article outlines his life and sources of inspiration.

Words: 771   Downloads: 0   Category: Visual Arts   By: F.M.Graham

How to Promote Yourself as an Artist

Promoting yourself as an artist can be tackled in pretty much the same way as promoting a business. Although your budget might be smaller, you can still achieve good results by taking advantage of every opportunity you get to communicate your message. The more involved you become in your own promotion, the farther your budget will stretch.

Words: 573   Downloads: 0   Category: Visual Arts   By: Constance Bourg

Seeing Through Your Viewfinder

Pablo Picasso said, "Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." That is true, in part, because people stop "seeing" the world as they gain an understanding of it, substituting understanding for vision. Grass is green. Sky is blue. But sky isn´t always blue, and grass isn´t always green. This is a reminder to stop thinking and start seeing. It offers basic exercises and concepts to help the photographer look with his eyes at what is really there, instead of what he estimates to be there. When he looks, he will find there is a difference between the two. And in the difference, he will become a better photographer.

Words: 788   Downloads: 0   Category: Visual Arts   By: JW Willis

Art Reproductions Versus Art Prints

Art reproductions are often mistakenly referred to as prints, leading to confusion over proper terminology and the value of fine art. This article explains the differences between prints and reproductions while providing unbiased information about the legitimacy of both processes. The intention is to provide a potential art buyer with enough information to ask questions and make informed decisions when purchasing art.

Words: 644   Downloads: 0   Category: Visual Arts   By: L. Jay

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