Posts Tagged ‘ artist ’

The world is evolving rapidly and everything is moving ahead at an extremely fast and exciting pace. With this in mind and as the main focus topic of this article a 'new era in art' one must reflect for a moment. What has led this developing process of transformation and why?
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Tattooing is one of those subjects that elicit a strong feeling from just about everyone. Some people have a strong dislike for them while other people love them. If you really have love tats, you might be thinking about getting into the business. If so, you'll need to understand the art of the tat.
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Now that the art fair season is in full bloom, it's time to talk about how to get the most out of them. I speak from some experience. For more than 20 years I exhibited my paintings at art fairs around the country.
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The art of tattooing has been in practice down the ages. So are the skills of the tattoo artists. Tradition reveals that tattooing is an apprenticeship based art. Before you turn to be a professional tattoo artist, the apprenticeships last for about 3 years.
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FOREWORD I remember a while back, when I was faced with a very pressing situation requiring my instant attention. I was being interviewed live, on a major television station at prime time, along with showing a series of my slides in connection to the opening of an art exhibit. As soon...
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I have always felt that art shows are boring to the non artist, after the first half hour. I don't have the complete answer to that, but I do have some thoughts on the subject, that might be cause for an interactive conclusion.
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Do Art schools fully prepare you for your first job as a 3D artist or self-teaching is a better alternative? Both methods have advantages and disadvantages.
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Artist grants are meant to support collective and individual artistic initiatives. If you're an artist that needs money to finance your artistic initiatives or you don't gain enough, you can submit an application for any artist grants available.
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