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How to Turn A Photograph Into A Line Drawing

By Shayleia

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You can turn any photograph into a wonderful line drawing that you will be proud to display as your own work of art... more »

How to Understand Colors and Their Meaning

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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We sometimes take for granted how much color influences our our emotions and even the decisions we make. When you choose a color you create a certain mood. For this reason, it's important to understand the colors and their meaning so you can make ... more »

How to understand Pre-Raphaelite Art

By Ladybugblue

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Do you ever wonder what was behind the Pre-Raphaelite art Era? Here are some ideas to understand what these work of arts transpire to the observer... more »

How to Unmask Ratings Systems as Vulgarity and Violence Themselves

By Michael Motta

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American culture is obsessed with sex and violence, so much so that we often overlook the obvious when assessing films, television, music and even books! We tend to atomize cultural production and make a checklist of good versus evil instead of ... more »

How to Use Art Therapy to Enrich Life

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Art therapy has helped many people work through depression, addictions and other disorders. This therapy focuses on the visual side of the brain that normally expresses unconscious feelings through images instead of words. One does not have to ... more »

How to use blending options

By Faen

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Wondering what exactly does what when you use your blending options in adobe photoshop? Here's something that will help!.. more »

How to Use Collage Techniques

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Collage offers aspiring artists with creative ideas and limited drawing skills the opportunity to express their ideas. By using collage techniques with fabrics, tissue paper, photographs and other media, you can create colorful, eye-catching ... more »

How to use coloring or painting to reduce stress, express yourself and your emotions and find more joy in life

By HeartsTogether

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When was the last time you sat down and colored a picture out of a coloring book? More likely than not you would say when you were a child. Could you imagine sitting down and coloring a picture and putting it up on the fridge to display ... more »

How to use old sketchbook drawings to create a portfolio

By Colonna

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If you're an artist who's been drawing all their life, then chances are you've got a ton of old sketchbooks and journals piling up in your home. let's face it, not EVERY drawing in these books is a masterpiece, but maybe there are a handful that ... more »

How to Use Prisma Water Color Pencils in Drawings

By bzero

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Water color pencils are great to draw with and can add beautiful effects to an artwork. Using them is simple, but there are additional art techniques with them that are a little obscure... more »

How to use snapshots and slides for a watercolor

By Janice Edelman

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Here are a few ways to accomplish a fine tracing in preparation for a painting... more »

How to Use the Patch Tool in Photoshop

By Tippy

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One of the least-used but most beneficial tools in Photoshop is the Patch Tool. Graphic artists who take the time to learn the Patch tool never look at the Cloning tool the same way. With its ability to blend pixels from the source selection and ... more »

How to use Your Images for a "brush" in Photoshop Elements 3

By knewf

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Photoshop Elements 3 has a place where a person can set up their own "brush". This article will tell you how to go about using one of your own images as a "brush"... more »

How to View the World Aesthetically

By Michael Motta

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In writing for eHow, my basic lack of being a typical "how to" American male has really slapped me in the face. I'm not the guy who tells you how to fix your car, build a deck, rewire your den, or anything like that. I struggle with driving a ... more »

How to Visit the Museum of London

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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A museum that documents the fascinating history of London, from prehistoric times to the present and near future, the Museum of London is operated by the City of London for the free enjoyment of all. It is the largest museum of its kind in the ... more »

How to Watercolor: Indicating Distant Vistas and Near Objects Simultaneously

By QABumper

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Broad and sweeping vistas are wonderful subjects. But panoramic views have their own special problems. It can be difficult to convey a clear sense of distance with the specific references that make the subject unique... more »

How to Write a Fragments Poem

By Karen Hamilton Silvestri

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Fragment poems are fun to assemble and the results quite often will astound you. This type of poetry is popular for those who enjoy abstract art forms. Writing fragment poems is a favorite among my English students and workshop participants. The ... more »

How to write a good short story

By Bob Thurber

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Here is some expert advice on writing clear, concise short fiction... more »

How to write a Haiku poem

By *nen*

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Haiku is a poetic form and a type of poetry from the Japanese culture. Haiku combines form, content, and language in a meaningful, yet compact form. Haiku poets, which you will soon be, write about everyday things. Many themes include nature, ... more »

How to write a poem in four steps

By Poetchristine

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Writing a poem can be a daunting task. Poets often struggle with subject matter, or simply coming up with ideas on what they want their poem to be about. This three step process will help any poet focus their ideas... more »

How to Write About Art

By dcales40

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To provide Art tips to individuals with an Artistic Eye... more »

How to Write Poems About Vacation

By Ryn Gargulinski

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Vacation poems are great ways to preserve memories, caption photos or get a good laugh. Some of the poems can be jotted down while you are actually on the trip, others can follow upon your return home. You can pen these poems with a few simple ... more »

How to write the Chinese symbol for love

By korieb

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In this article you will learn how you can reproduce the Chinese symbol (more rightly called a character) for love so that it is flowing, balanced, and suitable for any decorative purpose. Chinese characters are drawn using strokes. By following ... more »

Learn How to Draw

By delorean88

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Many people say they can't draw. But learning how to draw is easier than you might think... more »

How to “Tie Dye” Eggs

By Dani Fausek

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Dyeing eggs isn’t just for Easter anymore! This is a fun and easy way to decorate eggs that will last and are appropriate for any time of year.. more »

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