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Indianapolis Hosting Art Pavilion Leading up to Super Bowl
An historic downtown building in Indianapolis showcases artists on their own ‘turf’, leading up to the 2012 Super Bowl.
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Pastel Pointers | The Technique of Dusting
Pastel is one of the most diverse painting media that artists can use today. Since prehistoric man first gathered pigment from the earth and formed it into a stick for cave drawing, aspiring artists have found innovative ways for applying it to a variety of surfaces. One of those methods is a technique often referred to as “dusting.”
Tip File: How to Check Proportions While Painting
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Caravaggio Exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio
The Columbus Museum of Art will host the exhibition “Caravaggio: Behold the Man!” through February 5, 2012.
FREE Online Art Event with Sandra Angelo
Pastel Pointers | Reclaiming Pastel Surfaces
In addition to the year-end review I discussed in the previous blog post, the new year also prompts me to reorganize my studio. One of the ways I do this is to segregate unfinished pastel paintings into three categories: will finish, might finish, and time to let go. Paintings that may have been in the “will finish” pile one year often end up in the “time to let go” pile after a year of neglect. It isn’t that they don’t have any merit and could even be completed to a satisfactory outcome; it is that the inspiration and motivation to do so has been lost. After considerable time passes, every painter needs to realize that he or she has changed. What inspired, and the methods and technical abilities employed then, has been left to the past. It is time to look to the future.
