By Carol Burns in How To
With the right title, you entice and enthrall your viewers, even before they’ve had time to process the work. Ideally, a title should gesture to the theme, inspiration, or concept featured within the work, without giving it away completely.
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By Carol Burns in How To
An artist statement sets out your unique philosophy as an artist in no more than 300 words (and sometimes as few as 150). It offers insight into your work, in your own words. It also provides context for your art and enhances the viewer’s experience.
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By Carol Burns in How To
As a painter, sometimes the market for your work can be limited. That’s particularly true if you work on a large scale or attach a high price to your art. One way to expand your market is to create prints…
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By Mafalda Guimaraes in How To
Discovering your art style can play an important role in developing your work and artistic practice. From getting inspired to experimenting with new mediums and themes, this guide aims to provide the necessary tools and tips to help you find…
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By Carol Burns in How To
Photo by Adobe Stock The exhibition date is set, the artwork is ready to install – so now it’s time to generate some publicity. But chances are you may already be too late unless you think ahead and follow these…
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By Gavin Lenaghan in How To
Do you struggle with colour when painting portraits? Read our guide here at ArtWeb to ensure you achieve the right skin tone every time.
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By Gavin Lenaghan in How To
Tips for gaining the maximum value from a life drawing class. Attend a good local class, bring the right materials & develop your own style!
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By Gavin Lenaghan in How To
Do you struggle to write about your own art practice? Here are some tips on how to improve how you write about it.
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By Gavin Lenaghan in How To
What’s the key to maintaining a successful art blog? Here at ArtWeb, we outline three of the most important questions to ask yourself.
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By Gavin Lenaghan in How To
If you have read our previous comprehensive artwork pricing guide, you’ll appreciate that selling your artwork isn’t as simple as just adding up all of your obvious expenses (paints, canvas, studio rent and the like) and giving yourself a wage…
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