28 Jul, 2010
Posted by: admin In: Articles & Stories|Internet & Web
Having read Why Every Artist Needs a Blog on Art Print Issues, you are ready to take the plunge into the blogoshpere. But, you are concerned you won't know what to write. If you think people don’t want to know what you had for lunch, you’re correct and win a gold star. Here then are [...]
Three Photo deals for Australians : Deal One: Get 20 FREE digital prints from Snapfish by HP, plus unlimited storage and sharing with friends for FREE. and then grab the current deals for anything over 20! Great for upcoming Holiday Season Greeting you will be making to sell or send out (or both!).
Colorful Mandala Notebook – Listing # 25862.
How is this for cuteness and clever? Came across this Artist business card post whilst browsing thru BusinessCard24‘s website today. Check out the link to the artist, Egil Paulsen’s website too. sourced: Creative Business Card – Egil Paulsen.
14 Sep, 2009
Posted by: admin In: Creative People|Print-On-Demand
New paper products was released recently at Zazzle, one of the several that will be rolling out in coming weeks. First product is the Photocards, which is a horizontal or vertical 8″x4″ printed on high gloss card stock and available in packs of 10, 20, 25, 50, 100 and up to 500 lots. These are [...]
The Sky Is Falling by joeiurato “I saw it with my eyes, I heard it with my ears, and a bit of it fell on my head…”
02 Sep, 2009
Posted by: admin In: Articles & Stories
The film clip to Ericson and Jude Elliot’s single “Dark Angel” (released through Central Station Records 2009) created by Australian animation artist, Luku.
Inner Strength Sticker by lioncrusher View other Psychedelic Stickers
Esref is a blind painter, blind from birth. He has never been able to see nor understand colors as seeing people do. He has never been able to see the magic light at sunset nor the beauty of a flowering meadow in the spring. The stubborn persistence mixed with his unique genius has given Esref [...]
Sistah Girls Poster by CherylDanielsart The intuitive process begins even before paint ever touches paper. It starts by selecting colors and brushes. What size brush is your hand drawn to? What paint is crying out, “Pick me! Pick me!” Do you listen?
