Painting

Why not? Turning rocks into 3-dimensional art is lots of fun and can be very rewarding. Small children love to transform pebbles into bugs and imaginary monsters. More... keep reading →

Oil painting Orchids is a wonderful way to enjoy the joy of painting! There is plenty of color and shape to fill your canvas. This article explains how I progress in setting... keep reading →

The art and inspiration of Eric Joyner. keep reading →

Claude Monet, I would say is the most well known and possibly most influencial Impressionist painter. He truly embodies the 'plein air' technique that is one of the main... keep reading →

Up until the discovery of petrolatum and the introduction of toxic chemicals, paints were created using natural ingredients such as: linseed oil, lime, casein from milk,... keep reading →

Fine Arts is a term that simply means art created for beauty. I have published three previous Hubs about the Art in my Home. I was surprised and gratified at the positive... keep reading →

The Evolution Of Fluidism - From Dry Paint Substrate To Dynamic Paint Photography - Robert Kernodle's original paintings ermerge from catastrophic collisions in fluid... keep reading →

ACEO Lilacs in Prismacolor Premier on white Stonehenge paper by Robert A. Sloan  ACEO Lilacs was a twenty hour production, not counting the time it took to take the photo... keep reading →

Ushio Shinohara's interesting approach to art challenges both artistic and cultural beliefs. His performances literally explode with color as he attacks his canvas. keep reading →

Indian paintings and art fairs are the right places to buy Indian art. You could get in touch with the artist himself and eliminate the cost of middle men and art galleries..... keep reading →