Cutting Edges: Contemporary Collage by Robert Klanten Cutting Edges brings together a diverse collection of artists, illustrators and designers who have been boldly reinventing the collage medium. Originally influenced by surrealism, dada and constructivism, collage became the primary art form for many artists throughout history. Now, a new wave of creators are rediscovering collage techniques, and this book aims to contextualise [...]

How To Get Ideas by Jack Foster, illustrated by Larry Corby How to Get Ideas is a compact yet effective read, which promises to help train your brain in order to generate more ideas. The concept of becoming ‘idea prone’ is laid out in a concise step-by-step process that is easily followed and accessible to all.   It’s a common problem that [...]

Understanding Exposure by Bryan Peterson Understanding Exposure is an informative, in-depth, and fun book for anyone looking to master photography. Although this book was published nearly 10 years ago, it’s still one of the best out there for explaining photographic principles to beginners and keen photographers alike. With simple, conversational explanations, memorable metaphors, and inspiring, relevant images throughout, this is the perfect [...]

ArtWeb’s blog series on art and money Hello! We hope you enjoyed Part 2 in the ‘Art and Money’ series, in which we focussed on Generating Traffic. Over the next few months we’ll be continuing to look at some of the issues to do with selling your work online, including pricing your work, funding options, marketing & networking, and maintaining your success. [...]