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Hello everyone I am new here:) and I hope to get an honest feedback about my paintings! size: 30/40 cm medium: oil on canvas Could you please give me some feedback and advice? :)
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I heard an artist mention “museum quality” the other day, and began to wonder….what constitues a museum quality painting ? Is it the “grade” of paint and canvas that is used ? Technique? Or a combination of all that ? Not that I’m ANYWHERE near being able to paint...
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As a new comer to your magazine, I must say, I sure enjoy the daily newsletter and all information you impart to us. I'm working in acrylics now but where I live (southern California) it sure is hot and dry so the paints dry as fast as it gets laid down and extenders just don't help. So now I'm...
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Our Silent Canvas, a non-profit multi-media arts collective is seeking to include artists from all creative perspectives and different communities into our upcoming show's gallery exhibit. You may or may not submit art pieces that don't correlate with our show's current theme, "Echo...
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Hello: I'm new here and my name is Harrison Collazo. Recently I started my MFA in illustration at the Academy of Art in San Francisco (online studies only). I was introduced to the concept of networking which is why I joined this site, and would very much like a feedback on some of the work that...
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'Monhegan Island Memories' Acrylic on canvas 20" x 16" Just curious what you think about this one? www.robertjoynerartist.com
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I'm new to a lot of this ... what I've been playing with is buying pre-stretched canvases that already have a gesso treatment, and then painting on 5 layers of Golden absorbent ground. I'm painting the watercolor and I had planned on using the Golden UV protective varnish but I read elsewhere...
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I painted this cityscape during a demo at Jerry's Artarama in Austin few days ago. Canvas size is 18x24", I used both - the brushes and palette knives. It was fun to paint, and there are still few adjustments needed. I'd love to hear your comments :-) Some 'field notes' from the...
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Modern art is defined from the 1860’s to the 1970’s in terms of galleries and art history. In recent years the appeal of modern art in a widespread context has occurred. The new style of modern, open plan living had made for the need of equally as modern and unique art for the white stark...