5 Myths about buying art you should not believe: In situ showing Creation #9 painting by Daniel Heller Myth No. 1: Art is very expensive This myth continues to destroy the art market every single day. Some art can be and is indeed very expensive. [...]
Passepartout Mats are commonly known in the art-framing trade as "Passe-partout", a word that comes from French. Paraphrased from the Wikipedia definition, it is a sheet of material, usually cardboard, that has a cutout. It is used in the art framing industry, to frame artworks. The artwork is attached below [...]
What is an "art print"? Prints (or fine art prints) - In the visual arts field of the past, the word "print" usually meant artworks printed from engraved plates. Artists used several techniques to produce prints. The main techniques are known as Engraving, Woodcut, Lino-cut, Lithograph, Screen-print, and more [...]
"Creation No. 9" Artist: Daniel Heller Just what is an art Masterpiece? Origin and history The word comes from the Dutch meesterstuk, a "work by which a craftsman attains the rank of master." Historically, a "masterpiece"' was a work of a very high standard produced to obtain membership of a [...]
Creation There are infinite ways to create art. This article concentrates on one particular process that involves three distinct separate disciplines. Original "oil painting" "Photography" and "Digital art". These are all part of the creative process that I describe below. What is Good outstanding art? For sure a matter [...]
How to choose your art frame Art frame, how do you choose one? Your selection choices will be discussed in the article below. The choice of an appropriate frame to suit your artwork requires research and careful consideration. This is because your choice can result in either enhancement or [...]
Certificate of Authenticity COA is an important document that any art collector should demand when purchasing artworks. Artists use this type of document (COA) to provide information about their artworks and as proof that the work is genuine. In the world of fine art, a [...]
Kitsch as it pertains to art. According to Wikipedia: Kitsch (/ˈkɪtʃ/; loanword from German), is also called cheesiness or tackiness. This is "art" or other objects that appeal to popular or uncultivated taste because they are garish or overly sentimental. And this also means that these objects are considered by other people to be ugly. They [...]
