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How to Inspire Yourself!

By BobbiK

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Sometimes you need a boost to get those creative juices flowing, and this exercise will do just that. Let's get going!.. more »

How to land a job in an art museum

By rebeccabuendia

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I worked for years in large art museum. Although generally not highly paid, museum work can be very satisfying and stimulating. In my years in museums, I saw a number of people go about getting into the field the wrong way. Here are some tips ... more »

How to Learn Kabuki Theater

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Kabuki is a traditional form of Japanese theater, which continues to enjoy popularity. Kabuki theater combines elements such as dance, music, mime and song. It's a highly stylized type of theater, with heavy makeup, bright costumes and ... more »

How to Locate Other Oil Painters and Artists

By Lindaperry

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You can get in touch with other artists if you like. And there are easy ways to find artists. Use these ideas in this article, after you check out the email and comment box. Thank you so much for coming back to read the rest of my articles. ... more »

How to Lose Weight While Training for a Triathlon

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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A triathlon is a competition that includes swimming, biking and running. Trying to lose weight while training for a triathlon can be easy, following a few simple guidelines. Remember that in order to lose weight in a healthy way, only a few ... more »

How to Make a Mask with Foil and Duct Tape

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Costume pieces don't have to be expensive to be fun. You can make your own masks out of tinfoil and duct tape. Use paint, glitter, feathers, beads and other craft pieces to decorate your mask and make it truly one of a kind... more »

How to Not Write Anything...

By Ranie

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Refuse to write everything... more »

How to Organize a Prom Dress Swap

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Many prom dresses get worn once and then hung in a closet or resold on eBay or consignment. A prom dress swap allows girls to exchange prom dresses, jewelry, shoes and accessories with other girls. Each girl gets new prom attire for approximately ... more »

How to Plan a Home School Digestive System Lesson

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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One of the big biology lessons as you home school your children will be about the human body and how it works. And a fascinating part of the body is the digestive system. The digestive system starts at the mouth and goes all the way through the ... more »

How to Prepare a Lesson Plan for American Red Cross Month

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The American Red Cross aims to ease the hardships and suffering of people in America and around the world. March is American Red Cross Month. Here is how you can prepare a lesson plan to help children learn about the Red Cross and appreciate the ... more »

How to Prepare for a Root Canal

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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A root canal is the process when a dentist treats the inner part of a tooth where nerves have degenerated. This area is known as the pulp or nerve tissue. A root canal involves the removal of any bacteria present, as well as the nerve and the ... more »

How to register at the free community website for artists

By Max Viskov

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Promoting visual arts on the web is a tough job - thousands of artists aroud the globe want their artwork to get known, recoginzed and eventually sold. Most of the websites for artists offer paid services for the anual fee. Fery few offer free ... more »

How to Report CD Pirating

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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It is very easy to copy a CD in this age of CD writing software. The practice is also very illegal. Pirating CD's is a federal offense punishable with jail time and a hefty fine. Reporting CD piracy can be done through the federal government or ... more »

How to Run a Relay Race

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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You jog in place, stretch, move your neck from one side, then to the other, keeping your muscles loose, but also as an attempt to calm your nerves. You pray, "Please, God don't let me mess up. Please don't let me drop the baton." And then you run... more »

How to Season Cast Iron Cookware

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Cast iron cookware may seem to be a throwback to the old days, but it is actually the preferred cookware for many of today's most famous chefs. Whether you've inherited a pan or two from Grandma or you just registered for an entire set from Lodge ... more »

How to See the Mummies at the British Museum of London

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The British Museum in London is famous for its display of Egyptian mummies. In 1999, the museum remodeled the Egyptian Mummy rooms. You'll see wrapped and unwrapped mummies, ornate coffins and items that were buried with their owners. Both ... more »

How to See Whistler Paintings in Glasgow

By Paul Geraghty, eHow UK

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James McNeill Whistler is one of America’s finest painters. Born in 1834 in Massachusetts, he spent much of his life abroad, studying in Paris and absorbing influences from the vibrant French art scene before taking up residence in Britain. ... 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 Sell Art at an Art Gallery

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The role of selling art in a gallery is often labeled by the title "Art Dealer." While there are no specific qualifications that mandate the knowledge, skills or abilities an art dealer must possess, there are some fundamental basics that someone ... more »

How to show in Art Galleries

By BrokenGirl

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Now, as an expierienced Artist, I am going to teach you the easiest way to show in a gallery..... more »

How to Sing Gospel

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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The power and beauty in voices of famous gospel singers like Mahalia Jackson and Edwins Hawkins Singers inspires many people in their faith. If you sing in your church choir or do other types of secular singing and want to branch out into gospel ... more »

How to Store Beets in a Root Cellar

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Beets. You either love them, or you hate them. If you're a member of the beet fan club, you'll be happy to know that beets are a wonderful item to store in a root cellar. Beets are easy to grow, easy to harvest, have a long storage life and are ... more »

How to Submit Art to DeviantART

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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While most artists sell their paintings through their own websites in addition to gallery sales, other online sources serve as a gallery for certain art genres. DeviantART.com, established in 2000, serves as an artistic community and online ... more »

How to Tip Blackjack Dealers

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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It's always a good idea to tip your blackjack dealers when gambling at a casino, especially if you are winning. By tipping well, you develop a good relationship with the dealers, pit bosses and other employees within the gaming pit. By doing ... more »

How to Tip Craps Dealers

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Craps is a fast-paced, high-energy casino game. The dealers at a craps table work hard at keeping up with gambler's bets and helping gamblers out when they aren't sure how the game works. If you win at a craps table, you should reward the dealer ... more »

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