Browsing Tag advice for artists
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Studio and GeneralIn California, it is a requirement to label products that contain chemicals that may cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm. Products that are sold outside of California ...
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Studio and GeneralBrushes come in a variety of sizes and the numbering and sizing scales differ between manufacturers, making it difficult to compare brushes. This article explains the numbering system ...
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Studio and GeneralThere are a number of points to consider when framing artwork. The purpose of a frame should be to focus the attention on the artwork, as well as ...
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Studio and GeneralPrints of paintings and drawings are a popular method of sharing and seeing art, and more and more artists are making reproduction prints as part of their practice. ...
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Studio and GeneralJarvis Brookfield is an artist living in Leicester, UK, whose practice celebrates a reverence for nature and the depths of the human experience. Here he writes about creative ...
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Features & EditorialsOne of the biggest challenges any artist faces is the great question of how to balance time spent making art with the rest of life’s responsibilities. In ...
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Art TechniquePerspective Drawing is an ancient drawing method dating back to the early 1400s – the first known picture to make use of linear perspective was Fillipo Brunelleshi’s depiction ...
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Features & EditorialsFor some artists making work that sells can be important. Although, how to produce artwork with commercial value is notoriously unclear. Edward Love, from Chief Art Collectors online, ...
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Features & EditorialsThe eighth post of the series is up! For this article, we asked the the talented landscape painters Peter Brown and JOPP 2018 Commended Entry Emily Powell what advice they ...
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Features & EditorialsThe Jackson’s Open Painting Prize always generates fantastic conversations about what it’s like being an artist and about the processes artists use to make work. Whether it’s between entrants during ...
