by Joe | Aug 11, 2011 | Marketing art, Pricing artwork, Selling artwork
Where to sell your artwork Where to sell paintings, is also an important question. You can sell them from your studio or home, through a gallery, at an exhibition; you could also sell them on-line, either through your own web site or another on line gallery site. Hey...
by Joe | Aug 11, 2011 | Marketing art, Pricing artwork, Selling artwork
Product as it applies to Watercolor Paintings Product refers to your painting or work of art. Some typical questions are how big is it, what medium is it painted in, is it original artwork or is it a print, the subject matter, how good is the framing, is it framed or...
by Joe | Aug 11, 2011 | Marketing art, Pricing artwork, Selling artwork
So you want to sell paintings? If you produce a lot of artwork on a regular basis then the subject of  how to sell paintings will become important to you, if for not other reason that in time you will run out of storage space! I have also found that there is nothing...
by Joe | Aug 10, 2011 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting, Broken Edge, Clouds, Landscape painting
Modified dry brush Instead of horizontal or vertical dry brush strokes you can use a more curved stroke using the body of the brush head, which just lightly touches the watercolor paper. The trick to this technique is to have your brush almost parallel to your...
by Joe | Aug 10, 2011 | Beginners Guide to Watercolor Painting, Broken Edge, Dry Brush, Edges, Watercolor painting steps, Watercolor Painting Techniques
Dry Brush Watercolor Techinique This edge, samples of which can be seen in figure 7, is created by sliding the brush quickly across the surface of your watercolor paper. There are a number of variables however which affect the final result you achieve. If you are...