Tag: how to document your artwork

  • How Do I Heat Set Fabric Paint with an Iron?

    How Do I Heat Set Fabric Paint with an Iron?

    By Marion Boddy-Evans Fabric paints need to be heat set if they’re painted on something that’s going to be washed. The process is the same asironing a garment, except you’ll iron an area for longer than you would to iron out creases, and you shouldn’t use any steam. Set the iron on a medium to hot […]

  • Juried Art Shows

    Juried Art Shows

    On occasion I am asked to help jury an art exhibit. These requests are never answered right away. This is a great responsibility, of course not life and death, but responsibility nevertheless. Always I am an artist and as such experience the anticipation and often the disappointment when the juror’s results come back. How long […]

  • How to Create a Body of Work and a Distinctive Style as an Artist

    How to Create a Body of Work and a Distinctive Style as an Artist

    If you’re looking to get gallery representation, or to sell your art in some other, more innovative way, we have to assume that you already have a body of work that consists of at least 20 or 30 works in a style, medium, colors, and subject matter that distinguish you from every other artist in some way. […]

  • Amateur vs Professional Artist

    Amateur vs Professional Artist

    After visiting two art exhibitions, one put on by my local art club and the other by a group of professional artists, I realized that whilst the amateur show had many ‘nice’ paintings, and showed a high level of painting ability, the professional show had many more paintings that had that ‘wow’ factor that made […]

  • Choosing Art as a Career

    Choosing Art as a Career

    So you want to be an artist… is this a realistic career choice, or are you going to live in a cockroach-infested flat for the rest of your life, fulfilling the “starving artist” stereotype? In short, the odds of being a successful fine artist (someone who makes a living by creating original, one-off pieces of […]

  • What You Need to Know Painting Canvas

    What You Need to Know Painting Canvas

    The term canvas serves as a generic term for any fabric that’s used as a support for painting. The fabric can be cotton duck (the most common), linen (a more expensive choice regarded as superior), or a synthetic fiber (uncommon). Find out more about what your choices are when it comes to canvas for painting. Cotton duck […]

  • Increase the Value and Prices of Your Artwork – For Artists

    Increase the Value and Prices of Your Artwork – For Artists. I found this great website that could really help artists Some really good tips on enhancing the art experience for yoru buyers and art collectors. Not to mention a Great way to keep track of the steps you need to take, or should take […]

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