While reading through the pastel forum posts on Wet Canvas, I came across a post entitled “Afraid of Failure”. Curiosity made me click on it, expecting to see a picture for which an artists was asking for help… but instead I saw this:
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artist philosophy
I was asked by a friend the other day why I paint food, fruit, vegetables etc. Actually her exact words were: “Aren’t you tired of painting fruit, I swear you’re always painting some round thing”.
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I am often asked why I tend to paint in series . It is not usually something I set out to do.
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On Art Biz Blog, the following question was posted:
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I’ve been attending the Sharon Wilson School of Art for just under two years now.
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People mean a lot to me, they are often the source of happiness, laughter, sadness and confusion.
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It seems as though I’ve been walking down a straight and narrow road for quite some time with my work. I have always aimed to reproduce a piece from source material to the best of my ability.
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Richard McKinley recently posted an article entitled “Nothing to Lose” on the Pastel Pointers Blog. The article served as a reminder about how much personality plays a role in the way we do things.
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Elena Parashko of the Professional Artist Magazine wrote a fantastic article entitled “Building a Reputation”. Parashko stated that an artist’s reputation is built on six main factors:
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I read a great article in The Professional Artist Magazine entitled “The Importance of Having Look and Style“, written by Jodi Walsh. I’ve posted an excerpt from the article below:
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Blogging can take quite a bit of time and it’s definitely a commitment but despite all of that it has been worth it and I’ll tell you why. Here are the top 5 reasons I blog…
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Artist statements have far more worth to them than people give credit for. So many artists talk daily about the process of painting or drawing, and showing other’s their work in various stages.
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