- 8 years ago Sticky: Welcome to /t/artists!
- 8 years ago Sticky: Post your Portfolios!
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A Museum Let Street Artists Do Whatever They Want On Its Walls. Here’s The Result
Many street artists are often discredited for their chosen line of art. They proved everyone wrong with this.
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Are tattoo artists right to refuse to adorn necks and hands?
Although tattoos have shed much of the stigma, artists walk a tightrope between respecting a client’s wishes and maintaining professional integrity
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Fear of a Blank Canvas- What stops you from making art?
Are you overwhelmed by a blank canvas? Are you missing inspiration? Come and discuss what you can do to get back to doing what you love!
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Artists: What's your story?
What is your motivation for making the art you do?
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Amazing Fan Art of All 151 Original Pokemon by 151 Different Artists
There's more incredible fan art of Pokemon throughout the internet than (probably) any other topic. The art ranges from realistic depictions of your favorite pocket monsters to more surreal, artsy takes. But the main thing is that there's so many awesome, supremely-talented artists, you'd have a hard time even finding them all. So here are 151 artists who make amazing Pokemon fan art (amongst other things) that you should know about.
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Steam Workshop | Guns of Icarus Online
Attention All Steampunk Designers! Artists, fans, and enthusiasts can now submit finished 3D items and textures for a chance to have them accepted and incorporated into the game. Do you have idea for items you'd like to see in game?
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When Postinternet Art Starts to All Look the Same
Molly Soda is an art darling of a generation that grew up with the internet as a constant companion. Stream Gallery’s current show, SAME, was curated by Soda and features work by her and four other artists exploring the phenomenon of identifying with others’ posts and images on social media sites like Instagram and Tumblr.
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Banksy's Dismaland: 'amusements and anarchism' in artist’s biggest project yet
Art show on 2.5-acre seafront site in Weston-super-Mare features Cinderella crash scene, post-riot model village and cardboard airport security
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Artist Used LSD And Drew Herself For 9 Hours To Show How It Affects Brain
Countless artists have experimented with the effect drugs have on their work. User whatafinethrowaway, inspired by the “Nine Drawings” series which was the result of an experiment by the US government in the 1950's, asked her friend to draw self-portraits while on LSD. The friend took 200µg of LSD and drew 11 self-portraits over nine-plus hours.
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30 Things to Watch Out For in an Art Rep
There are a lot of great ones out there but there are also some bad ones, so what follows are some important points illustrators should think about when deciding to approach one, and how to protect yourself from getting fleeced. I really feel they should work FOR YOU, not the other way around. You are not their employee, and they are not your boss. They should also not push projects on you that you have no interest in, or treat you as an extension of their brand.
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Why So Many of 2015’s Biggest Pop Stars Are Channeling the Sound of the 1980s
My favorite music meme of the summer was this mix boiling down the Human League’s 1981 hit “Don’t You Want Me?” to its opening phrase: “You were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar,” repeated in endless, sublimely moronic variations. It condenses into less than three minutes all the smart dumbness and stylish awkwardness of ’80s music.
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Do Not Fuck The Weeknd
The Weeknd sings about sex a lot, and it almost always sounds like a miserable experience. Who wants that? Do you? If yes, please ask yourself why. Actually, I’m going to stop you right there and assume that it’s because you are lost. Luckily, I found you—and I’m here to tell you something: Do not do that. Do not fuck the Weeknd.
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Tiffanie Turner’s Paper Flowers
This week’s feature is San Francicsco based artist Tiffanie Turner, who crafts fictitious paper flowers that look remarkably real. Owing to their realism is Turner’s lifelong obsession with botanicals, inspring her to recreate every kind from the common marigolds and poppies to Japanese anemone. Equally impressive is the size of her works measuring nearly 3ft wide...
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/t/artrequest needs requests and artists!
Are you an artist? Do you have free time but no ideas? Or perhaps you're not an artist, but you have an idea! Whichever one, come to /artrequest and get what you need!
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Rejoice! The Red (Paint) Scare Is Over in Europe
Artists and paintmakers can breathe a little easier now that the European Union has officially thrown out Sweden’s baffling proposal to ban cadmium pigment from paint.
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Charlie Brown Never Found His Little Red-Haired Girl, but We Did
Donna Wold’s hair is now white, not “violently red”, but she still remembers her courtship with a man named Sparky, and the comic strips that read “like an old love letter.” By Darryn King.
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It stamps its pretty feet
Along the façade of the National Gallery these days are hoardings announcing Credit Suisse’s patronage of the Goya show, with the invitation: ‘Now you can bring Goya’s portraits to life, using your smartphone.’ I didn’t think much of the invitation as I passed it... By T.J. Clark.
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The Greatness of William Blake
Richard Holmes reviews "Those Who Write for Immortality: Romantic Reputations and the Dream of Lasting Fame," by H.J. Jackson, "Eternity’s Sunrise: The Imaginative World of William Blake," by Leo Damrosch, and "Poems" by William Blake, selected and introduced by Patti Smith.
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Selling Out the Newspaper Comic Strip
In 1989, organizers of the Festival of Cartoon Art, a triennial gathering of cartoonists and their fans at The Ohio State University, tapped Bill Watterson, the creator of the newspaper comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, to deliver one of the keynote addresses. The reclusive Ohio native put forth a list of demands... By Luke Epplin.
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The Man Who Watched Drake Steal His Artwork for the Instagram Likes
“There's no hard feelings, I just want credit.” By Luke O’Neil.