#artinterview

[mu-th-ur]

Too Fast Too Knight Bella Hunt & ddc Interview and text by Daniel Fuller At A.ROMY, Zürich, Germany June 05 — July 31, 2021 🔗in stories @bellahuntddc @fuller315 @alexandra_romy #BellaHunt #ddc #BellaHuntddc #danielfuller #alexandraromy #aromy #zurich #zurichexhibition #interview #artinterview #artshow #scuplture #installation #art #contemporaryart #ofluxo #ofluxoplatform @ofluxoplatform (em Zürich, Switzerland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQVyU-kld21/?utm_medium=tumblr

[deltana]

Thank you @lanuovaprovincia and @monicajarre for the article, @orangepeelmag magazine Texas, @thirdiriszine Magazine California and @chewboyproductions Magazine for publishing @delta_na 's artworks , @ancel_gallery for the exhibition and @criticodarte Melinda Miceli for inviting Delta N.A. as Vip artists to Giotto Art Prize in Siracusa, Sicily at Elio Vittorini Museum. #thankyou #thankful #asti #arte #contemporaryart #surrealism #artvibes #prize #article #journal #artinterview #artistic #torinoartisti #piemonte #sculpture #Londonartgallery #london #lanuovaprovincia #giornale #DeltaNA #instalike https://www.instagram.com/p/CThuA2Fj-li/?utm_medium=tumblr

[digswellarts]

Repost from @letchworthsettlement An evening class with a difference - practical, useful for your art studies or career ... and taught by a hugely talented artist (check out his experience and awards below). This course can help you to create an inspiring art portfolio with impact. Especially useful for anyone applying for art courses at college, or displaying their range of skills and creativity when applying for art related jobs and projects. Building an Art Portfolio Tutor: Stuart Jones Wednesdays from 19:00 to 21:00 15th Sep 2021 £120.00 per 12 weeks term. Build and develop an art portfolio by exploring a range of drawing, collage and painting techniques and processes through mark-making, gesture, colour and scale. Push your skills and ideas to create a body of experimental artwork. This body of work can then be used to create an art portfolio for applying to Further or Higher Education courses. To book go to www.letchworthsettlement.org.uk About the tutor Stuart has been working as an artist for over 20 years and has taught art and contextual studies at higher education level for over ten years. His specialism is contemporary painting and drawing. The inspiration behind his artwork is the environment and how we experience the landscape. Amongst other awards, Stuart has been shortlisted for the John Moores painting prize (2020), awarded the Contemporary Arts Trust prize (2019), and shortlisted for 2018 Shortlisted for the Artzine Art Prize2018 Shortlisted for the Artzine Art Prize 2018 Shortlisted for the Artzine Art Prize the Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize. He has had numerous commissions and is represented by Arc Prints in London, and Saatchi Art Online. His work has been loaned for television and films by MGM Studios, Paramount British Pictures, and the BBC. He is also a Fellow artist at Digswell Arts and currently has a studio at the Fenners Building in Letchworth. He has a BA (hons) in Fine Art and a Certificate in Education from Greenwich University. #artportfolio #artcourse #digswellartist #experimentalart #artcollege #artinterview #letchworthsettlement #eveningclass @broadwaygallery @digswellartsfellows @stuartjonesartist @lalgletchworth @northhertscollege

[oscarangelreysoto]

I have written a small article for @egomania.magazine talking about artistic creation and "self-lighting" also includes a self-portrait and some photos of some of my paintings, a direct link can be found above. He escrito un pequeño artículo para la revista @egomania.magazine hablando sobre la creación artística y la "autoiluminacion" también incluye un autorretrato y algunas fotos de algunas de mis pinturas, arriba se puede encontrar un acceso directo. #oscarrey#oscarangelreysoto#oscaratelier#art#arte#fineart#figurative#creativethinking#artgallery#contemporaryart#artinterview#artgallery#contemporary#artcollector#artaddict#Malerei#artmagazine#curator#fineart#artdealer#egomania (hier: Berlin, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNJ_jKwntlX/?igshid=cg78mqwz0a5g

[lemonwater24]

Gotta work on my satisfying tape pull videos 😂 one more piece tonight! Building up different things in my sketchbook in preparation for an interview on Monday ❤️ #gouache #gouachepainting #art #artwork #artist #artistsoninstagram #painting #sketchbook #artjournal #paintingsketchbook #artinterview #interview #artjob #hopeigetit #fingerscrossed https://www.instagram.com/p/B2ae86-nq1e/?igshid=8lh9b7oaglne

[jozefsquare]

Stanislav Vajce, 1960s Cinema Art, Movie Poster Blog

The Story of Film Posters / Stanislav Vajce. Read article about fascinating 1960s Czech poster designer and fine artist in our film poster blog.

https://www.jozefsquare.com/poster-designs-sixties-stanislav-vajce/

[jengenart]

Attention all you amazing and interesting people out there! My interview with @artgrindpodcast Is live and ready for a listen! Art Grind is brand new but about to take the world by storm. so subscribe now so you can be one of those cool kids who knew about something amazing before anyone else 😎 link in iTunes and also on artgrinds bio ・・・ Interview with @jen_art available now on iTunes and Google Play Music. Links on website. #gold #goldleaf #oilpainting #interview #podcast #artgrind #figureativeart #traditionalart #creative #creativeuprising #paintanyway #fineart #artinterview #longisland #strongisland #instaart #instaartist #gettingtoknowyou #insidescoop

[artnoww]

ARTIST INTERVIEW: VICTORIA OLT

-Tell us about yourself and your art specialties.

Hi! I’m Victoria Olt I’m a painter, mostly watercolor but I love to experiment with other mediums.

-How long have you been an artist and how did you get started?

I first picked up a brush when I was 14. Most of my fans don’t know this but at that time I was really involved in the nail art world. I had a mildly popular nail art blog that I kept for about 3 years, and doing miniature paintings on my nails is how I learned the basics I use until this day. I got involved in this when I was 14 and I moved to Spain. As a result of not being able to speak the language I had a really hard time making friends and the only time anyone would talk to me was when they complimented my nails. Encouraged by that I started painting them with more and more detail. Until one day when I burned one of my fingers on the hand I always showed on my blog with a hair iron and couldn’t post nice pictures of my hand anymore. That’s when I first started to paint on more traditional surfaces. And I’ve been painting ever since. I also studied Visual Arts in university.

-How would you describe your art style?

I would call my style pop abstract. I combine realistic melancholic portraits with elements of colourful abstraction. The realistic symbolises the parts of our life that we can control and the abstraction is everything we can’t. And the union of those two is just life.

I paint sadness because I consider it a fundamental part of every being and I feel it doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. We think that whenever we feel down we are somehow worse than everyone else. But everyone is sad every now and then, it’s just an unavoidable part of life and we should accept it as such and stop all the struggling.

-Are you working on any art projects right now? What should we expect next from you?

I’m trying to get into making videos of my artwork I’ve always wanted to experiment with making mini movies of my paining process. You can watch me try on my youtube channel.

-What/who inspires you to create your artwork?

Usually I just sit behind my desk and let the brush dance on the paper and see what comes out.

I don’t really have a rational method for painting. Also I don’t wait around for inspiration to strike. You can’t run out of ideas when always have 5 unfinished paintings.

But when I do feel uninspired I go to an arts and crafts store and pick up something new and strange and challenge myself to make art with it. It’s a great exercise to get the creative juices flowing and that way I’m always learning new things.

-What’s your favorite accessory or tool you use in your art making process?

I know I should name some tool I use in the actual making of my work but I can’t help but preach about my bluetooth headphones. Everyone who paints while listening to the music knows the struggle of headphones with a cord. It gets stuck behind an ink bottle and you spill the whole thing, it falls in the wet paint in your pallet etc. They are such a drag. Bluetooth headphones are a must for me.

-Do you use Photoshop or anything like that in your workflow? How does it help?

I use it to make the print files of my paintings. Just brightening the whites and darkening the blacks so the scan actually looks like my painting, nothing too exciting.

-What advice do you have for somebody who wants to get started in the arts?

Oh wow where do I start. Most beginners who want to make a living out of art already know that they must practice a lot and develop a good body of work.

But a lot of artist are dreamers and the biggest mistake they make is learning nothing about how art works as a business. For some reason artists think that making money makes you less pure as an artist. I find that rather childish, that’s also how dealers and clients rip you off, if you don’t value your time and effort why should anyone else?

Also in the age of social media it’s a sin to not have a page dedicated to your work. People can’t admire your art if they don’t know it exists.

-What would you like to be doing in art 5 years from now?

I don’t really have my life planned out that far in advance, it has changed so much in the last two years I can’t really imagine what it would be like in 5. I’d like be doing what I do now but better.

-Tell us a little bit about yourself outside of your art. What other hobbies or careers are you working on?

I’m a huge book nerd I read an average of two books per week. I’m always listening to an audiobook when I paint, and so the more I paint the more I read. I’m also a tea fanatic, My life is all tea, books and art.

-Where can we find your work? Any websites or social media we can check out?

Of course! I’m on pretty much al social media sites. My favourites are:

https://victoriaolt.com/

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