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Street Artist Represents His Community With Giant Vibrant Murals
Denver-based artist Thomas “Detour” Evans doesn't limit himself to one medium. Working on canvas, creating installations, and executing large-scale murals are all just part of his repertoire. As of late, he's been making a name for himself with his colorful public art which celebrates both everyday people from the community as well as famous figures.
Street Artist Represents His Community With Giant Vibrant Murals
Denver-based artist Thomas “Detour” Evans doesn’t limit himself to one medium. Working on canvas, creating installations, and executing large-scale murals are all just part of his repertoire. As of late, he’s been making a name for himself with his colorful public art which celebrates both everyday people from the community as well as famous figures.
Work for the Denver Nuggets
(via Artist creates interactive art and murals accessable by the Blind)
This Art Tip Tuesday is about pricing your work. I am also experimenting with doing these on video. Here are some things you need to take into account when setting prices for your work: - Time put into the work - money and resources put into the work - Previous sales price of similar work - The market you're selling to - Basement price point - Buy it Now price (at The Temple)
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Splatter texture: While working on creating more texture for my background, I had a ideas of using my drill to create some cool splatter effects. It worked tremendously well. I used a fan brush (looks like a “V” shaped fan) and a drill that allows you to control the speed. I attached them and dipped it in paint to create a circular thin splatter texture. Definitely experiment with this and tell a friend. (at The Temple)
