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By Lisette S

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Scrapbooking is a great way to make a story by using photos and anything else that might be of meaning to you. Scrapbooks can be shared forever and show a different way of displaying your work. Here I will show you how to make a scrapbook out of ... more »

How to Sculpt Using Sand and Portland Cement

By Sondrac

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Sculpting is yet another form of art that is slowly gaining in popularity. Create your first a piece of art, by sculpting a leaf, or a combination of leaves and you will start to look for more intricate and difficult pieces... more »

How to Search for Copyrights

By David Sarokin

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If you want to reprint an article, a poem, an image, a written excerpt, or reuse a piece of music or any other creative work, you'll need to get permission from the copyright owner. But how do you search copyrights? It's not easy! Here's what ... more »

How to search for images on the internet.

By Breezykat

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Did you ever wondered how to look for images of your favorite celebrity, art work, or even pictures of the galaxy. Well here is how... more »

How to select a painting: EXHIBITIONS

By Janice Edelman

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We all puzzle over what will please a jury and no one really knows. Some paintings get juried into shows that were previously rejected by other shows. Your best bet, however, is to send the one YOU feel the most vested in. Send something that YOU ... more »

How to Self-Publish Projects for FUN

By Bobbi Holmes

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Print-on-demand isn’t just for the would-be aspiring author. There are some great self–publishing projects that make wonderful gifts. What do I mean by print-on-demand? It is when you create a book, by uploading your word processing file at a ... more »

How to Self-Syndicate Your Comics

By elliotfeldman

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Self-syndicating your own comics can be a challenging endeavor, considering the rapidly shrinking column-inches available for comics in mainstream and alternative print newspapers. And because there are more cartoonists competing for this ... more »

How to Sell Things You Didn't Create

By waiting4rain

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Do you want to try your hand at residual income producing ideas but you don't have a product to sell? Here are ideas and how to find them... more »

How to Sew an L-stitch

By Claudia321

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An L-stitch can come in handy in situations when you don't have enough thread on the back of your canvas or when the thread is slippery. It is composed of 2 stitches. Each stitch goes over 1 canvas thread and makes an 'L'... more »

How to Share Your Poetry and Photograhy at The Same Time

By J Lee Kenser

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Want to share your poetry and photography talents at the same time? Here is some ideas of how to go about doing just that... more »

How to simplify values with a GRAY chart

By Janice Edelman

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Art school students used to begin their education by drawing with pencils or charcoal. Working in color was postponed, sometimes for years, until the student learned to see everything in values of gray. This excellent training was transposed into ... more »

How to smoke a bong

By doomsday

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Okay, so you wanna know how to smoke a bong. It's something most people will end up trying at some stage, some like it so much that they will want to do it again and again. Smoking a bong is quite different than smoking a joint. You may cough ... more »

How to SPIN A PENCIL AROUND YOUR THUMB

By sylva2453

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Have you ever watched somebody in class or at the office skillfully twirl a pencil around his or her thumb and wondered how that person did it? Have you tried to do it on your own and found that it's not as easy as it looks? By following these ... more »

How to Start a Successful Art Business

By DrKnowItAll

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Learn step-by-step how to start a successful art business. From creating your art to getting comissioned projects. Start with spare time, and turn into full time business. Dont even need great ability.. more »

How to Start a Writing Club (!!!)

By espradlin

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Writing clubs are an excellent way for a person to become a much more serious writer without being that serious. Starting one can be a lot of fun if you find the right people... more »

How to start an art journal

By malvarez22

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Art journals are a great way for everyone to get their creative juices flowing! Whether you start by having a specific theme or leave it to be a random assortment of thoughts and artwork, art journals help by allowing you to experiment and ... more »

How to Start Carving Wood

By PoconoPat

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Have You ever wanted to Carve a piece of Ordinary Wood into something beautiful ?.. more »

How to Submit Comics to Dark Horse

By elliotfeldman

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Dark Horse Comics is the third largest comic book publisher in the U.S. Their publications include Frank Miller’s “Sin City”, Mike Mignola’s “Hell Boy”, and Neil Gaiman’s “Murder Mysteries.” In other words, their comics and graphic novels lean ... more »

How to Surf to Find Artist You Will Like on Ebay.

By thesquirrelymom

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I have tweaked my surfing on ebay in a way that has enabled me to find artist who appeal to me that I don't believe I would have found otherwise. I am sharing my ebay surf technique with you in this article... more »

How to Syndicate Comics Online

By elliotfeldman

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Lately, column space for comics has been drastically shrinking in traditional newspapers. As a result, the chances of a new artist finding a mainstream or even an alternative press syndicator to represent your work (no matter how high the ... more »

How to Take a Beautiful Family Portrait

By MrsRBJ4Life

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We all remember the one person in our class pictures that's caught yawning, frowning or blinking. A bad picture lasts a lifetime and beyond. How can you make sure this person is not you?.. more »

How to take care of your new tattoo.

By Blackcatbetty

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You will learn how to take care of your tattoo from the time you get home from the tattoo parlor to the time you are healed... more »

How to take your own Senior Photo

By ArtZoneStudios

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Does the high cost of a photography pro intimidate your wallet? You can take your own photo with ease. All you need is a camera, daylight, and a basic understanding of how to light your subject. You can even be your own photographer if you ... more »

How to Teach Wet On Wet Watercolor Design Elements To Children

By Walkaboutangel

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Wet on wet watercolor is a wonderful technique to teach children. I have taught the basic design elements to children from the age of three. The object is to teach them the individual design elements and how to combine those elements into a ... more »

How to Tell the Difference Between Real Mexican Talavera and Fake

By airesflora

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Mexican majolica, known as Talavera is an artform used to create pottery. The creativity and imagination behind the designs have fascinated people for years. The colors are exquisite, many in jeweled tones that capture the eye. Talavera is a ... more »

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