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Painting For Still Life

By: John Chambers | 2010-12-06 | Article Marketing
When she was a child, one female artist loved drawing horses as much as she loved riding them. Her career is one which involves painting horses and other subjects of the natural world and what she can thank for it is her early training plus her many years of experience as an artist. read more

Still Orange

By: alfaaried | 2011-06-13 | Painting
Still Orange is a simple yet remarkable painting that has so many unique painting techniques which brings the painting to life. The artist uses blending methods that provide proper shadows creating an appearance that seems to be real. The bright oranges fading to deep oranges add depth to the piece, giving the look of dimension and shape. read more

Bruce Lee is Still Alive in the Martial Arts World

By: Thomas M. Crown | 2010-03-29 | Martial Arts
The art of Bruce Lee is Jeet Kune Do which translated means way of the intercepting fist. It was formed by famous actor and legendary martial artist Bruce Lee in the early nineteen sixties in the United States. Lee was dissatisfied with his performance after a match between him and another martial artist that took over one minute and thirty seconds to conclude. read more

Buying Art

By: Aliceshown | 2010-12-24 | Photography
What does buying art mean to you? Visiting art galleries and museums, enjoying reproductions of your favorite painters in the living room? Let's imagine you are an art collector who has infinite amount of money and you want to buy an artwork you have been dreaming about all your life. read more

Art resources, art gallery, artwork

By: personalart | 2011-11-30 | Arts & Entertainment
Personal portraits are a great way of enhancing room décor with your own individual style. There are various ways of creating designer portraits, and silhouette styled portraits are a stylish way of doing so. These portraits highlight the basic outline of the person rather than facial details, giving way to an unusual style of art. read more

The Art of Fighting: Martial Arts Essay

By: Brian John | 2010-12-08 | College
However, Tae Kwon Do often becomes a lifestyle, a practice that graces each day of the martial artist's life. Because of its accessibility and relationship to all areas of life, Tae Kwon Do is the strongest and most effective martial art in the world. Tae Kwon Do is more physical and aggressive than "soft" martial arts like Tai Chi, which relies more on inner stillness than on physical force. read more

How to Take Still Life Photos That Generate Interest

By: Darlene Rose | 2010-03-28 | Photography
Photographing a still life object involves several steps to achieve the results you are looking for. You can practice with anything you have around the house, but fresh fruit is one object that can actually make nice framed gifts for your friends. These steps involve lighting, arrangement, and digital camera set up. read more

Why America Still Burns

By: Lou Angeli | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
Organized chaos. That's how the fire scene is often described. The adrenaline charged atmosphere feels like a battleground. But in this war zone there's no time to develop a battle plan. For the firefight to be successful action must be immediate. Firefighters have only a few precious minutes to defeat their opponent. read more

Art downloads for free?

By: Jevan Pipitone | 2011-05-24 | Arts & Entertainment
Art is a very common word in this modern world where all the tasks are being done machines. Machines are being used everywhere in your daily life. What is art? This is still a question present there. When someone draw something with hand or make something like statues with his hands than we say that he is making art. Art is a fun, it can be learned by the peoples to work on it. read more

Still Life With Fruits and Stringed Instrument by Georges Braque

By: Mattw Couch | 2011-01-03 | Arts & Entertainment
This revolutionary Cubist piece explores new horizons for us to understand. read more

How to Meditate - The Art of Finding Stillness in the Noise

By: Alex Hroz | 2010-03-31 | Meditation
Modern life means fast. It seems almost everyone is plugged in, constantly thinking about where they have to be next. Who they have to meet next. What they have to do next. Never in the moment, listening to the Now. (read more). read more

Folk Art that Sales

By: Robert Currie | 2012-03-31 | Art
Alania Osborne’s art is sort after by collectors of contemporary southern art in the U.S. and abroad due to value, authenticity and storyboard content they portray. The original “Swing Low” with its autumnal setting, shot with sky red, is not yet priced, however bids in the $5k range were made at the opening. read more

Still Martini

By: alfaaried | 2011-06-08 | Photography
This painting's focus on the color blue is an intentional and emotionally provocative choice. The color is soothing, but the subject matter is crowded with subjects. One can feel both overwhelmed by Still Martini as well as soothed by it. read more

Contemporary Art Gallery Melbourne

By: TZDigital | 2011-03-25 | Art
Some of Australia's most prolific colonial artists have risen from Victoria. The era just after the European settlement saw contemporary art in Australia go from a ‘European sense of light' to ‘Australian sense of light'. The stylization changes ever so slightly so inflections of each European country can still be seen yet the subject matter starts to change and focus on the new and undiscovered land. It started with very heavily focused natural art – the new raw fresh countryside attracted... read more

Differentiating Pop Art from Modern Art

By: Vikram Kumar | 2010-09-29 | Art
Some of the world's most popular art forms among collectors, fans and novices today are Pop Art and Modern Art. read more