How to Sketch Out a Landscape for Painting in Acrylics
In the world of art, there is nothing quite like the raw beauty of nature and the thrill of attempting to capture that beauty on canvas.
In the world of art, there is nothing quite like the raw beauty of nature and the thrill of attempting to capture that beauty on canvas.
Ireland, a land famed for its rich cultural history and enchanting landscapes, has also been the birthplace of some of the world’s most captivating art. Significantly, Irish women artists.
Interview with the Irish Artist Jan O’Sullivan ” A love of making things, a touch of design aptitude and a keen eye for balance and colour are what I bring to every canvas.”
Ireland’s rich cultural history, reflected in its art and heritage, offers a mesmerizing exploration for any art enthusiast.
As an artist, one of the most challenging and crucial decisions you’ll face is determining the right price for your artwork.
Painting a landscape en plein air with acrylic paint offers a fulfilling artistic experience, allowing you to connect with nature and create vibrant artworks.
Artists today have a unique opportunity to promote their work to a wide audience through social media. Social media platforms provide artists with the ability to showcase their art to a global audience.
When shipping a canvas painting internationally, it’s crucial to properly package it to ensure it arrives safely
Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968), the most influential figure of the ‘Contemporary Art,’ was recognized for his strongly expressed contempt for the field of conventional ‘Fine Arts.’ He was in a way related to ‘Surrealist Movement,’ the descendant of ‘Cubism.’ Duchamp’s methodology and themes however, were not well received by ‘Cubists.’ This led to his inclination […]
Irish Art Mart is an online platform that offers Irish artists the opportunity to showcase and sell their artwork.
Crackles are the fine veins that may or may not be coloured; running through the outlines or certain areas of design in a piece of batik. It was once considered a sign of inferior batik in the olden days, especially on indigo coloured batik but acceptable on brown batik. However, it has evolved to […]
I use two sorts of watercolor paper. These are Saunders ‘Waterford’ Rough – hand made weight 638g/sqm – 300lb. I buy it in its standard size sheet of 762mm x 559 mm (30 x 22 inches.) and or: Bockinford machine made watercolor paper. This has a Not pressed surface – in my opinion this paper […]