Art practice
Watching the paint dry
Art practice
Indoor spaces can offer a sense of stillness and tranquility that is difficult to find in the outside world. The interior of a home is a peaceful oasis where one can escape the noise and chaos of the outside world.
Siméon Artamonov • Staying in
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the roof on the wave represents a harmonious blend of stability and change. The roof, though minimal, symbolises a sanctuary or a point of origin artistic core. The wave embodies the fluid, ever-evolving journey of creativity. Philosophically, it suggests that even in constant motion and change, there's a guiding principle or a stable essence that
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Having a practice means consistently and dependably engaging in the work
Since artist varnish is meant to be removed in the future when it is dirty and a new coat applied, it is helpful to write in permanent marker on the back edge, which varnish you used. The person cleaning the painting in the future will thank you.
Julie Caves • How to Varnish a Painting in Oil, Water-Mixable Oil or Acrylic - Jackson's Art Blog
marking with charcoal at the moment + taking a note in my references. Use permanent marker instead.
Remember, every session gets you closer to your 25-hour weekly painting goal. This two-hour block is a solid chunk of that target. Why not try experimenting with spatial ambiguity in a new piece? It could be an interesting evolution of your recent work.
the significance doesn’t matter. The historical significance deadens it. Across those unbridgeable distances—between bird and painter, painting and viewer—I hear only too well what’s being said to me, a psst from an alleyway as Hobie put it, across four hundred years of time, and it’s really very personal and specific. It’s there in the light-rinse
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