Blog art
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You can find free images online in several places and then print them or modify them to create art for your home. It's a great way to create a gallery wall.
How to start an art blog with no technical experience. Market your art, make money, & expand your offerings with your own art website.
Many of you probably know of Ian and Melissa from Apex High School. They have developed a list of Artistic Behaviors for the high school level. I have been following along and seeing how they teach their students. Seeing their list gave me the idea to create posters that shows kids what artists do and what exactly is an artist. I decided to simplify the behaviors for elementary school students and start from the basics. Start from the ground and … Read more... →
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Question: 'Should Artists Start a Blog? The pros and cons of art blog post the Google 'Helpful' Update. Find out about art blogging, content creation and creating art tutorials. I talk about art marketing & showcasing your portfolio. Tips on monetizing your artwork & growing an art business. How art blogging promotes your online gallery. Includes how to write an artist bio & why stories matter. Advice on selling art and using affiliate links. Art blogging has changed. Visit…
Creativity can sometimes hit a wall when you're choosing the perfect blog name. With all the considerations that need to be made, you sometimes find yourself stuck deciding whether to go for something meaningful or something practical. Here's my list of art blog name ideas, see if it sparks an inspiration for you. #blogname #arts #blogging
Learn how to start an art blog that people will love to read. Art blogging is a great way to build a brand, make money, and establish an online art career.
This month's painting, The Autumn by Alphonse Mucha, is a perfect palette as we slide out of summer and right into fall. Don't you think? Unlike past challenge palettes, which usually featured a bunch of different colors, this month's challenge painting has colors in a fairly narrow range, focusing mostly on shades of orange and yellow. The browns and tans you see all come from those two colors, so these would be a great base for your own color schemes. Stay on the medium to light side for…
