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By bmerritt 3 comments
If you have ever been interested in printing your own shirt or a design, logo, or funny saying onto a shirt - either for profit or just to do it - then you probably have heard that screenprinting is the best way to do it. Well I have to admit ... more »
By Jennifer Walker 0 comments
One of the great surprises of altered books is the ability to hide little treasures between the pages. While it is not a requirement for an altered book to be able to close--in fact, many do not--sometimes the included items are too thick to fit ... more »
By amberdawn 3 comments
Do you like M.C. Escher's art? Do you like to trace and color? Do you like patterns and design? If so, try this introduction to creating your own tessellation... more »
By Risa Marks 2 comments
Want to spruce up your space, but want to add your own touch?.. more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
The Pop Art movement came into its own in New York in the 1960s. Pop artists were fascinated with consumerism and the objects of popular culture. Andy Warhol was obsessed with Hollywood's fame and glamor. He used photographic silkscreen to create ... more »
By tornpaperart 0 comments
Fine Art is created using the artist hands to tear tiny bits of recycled magazine paper; layering the pieces using everyday glue to the canvas of choice. Many artists have chosen to create their work in mixed media or collage, the artwork ... more »
By sylva2453 1 comments
While many people associate graffiti with tasteless vandalism, it is also an art that has been appreciated since antiquity. The Italian word from which the word graffiti was derived, coming from Greek graphein meaning "to write," was ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
If you like to design clothes, test skills by entering a "Threadless.com" T-shirt design competition. Through Threadless, you can upload a design onto the server. Then fellow web-lackies and design dreamers rate your T-shirt design. It could win ... more »
By AndrewB 4 comments
How to get "inked". A bit nervous? Don't know where to look? Does it hurt? All answered... more »
By Phelyx 1 comments
Stenciling Fabrics with Bleach By Phelyx of phelyx.com My name is Phelyx. Sometimes, I am called the bleach guy. This is the tutorial I produced for Stencil Revolution, a year ago, for my bleaching process. In 2002, I was hired by a small ... more »
By Michael Motta 3 comments
The term "kitsch" is variously defined and through exploration of some of its definitions this article aims to aid readers in recognizing its occurrences. For those unfamiliar with the term, here's a hint of what we're talking about - the ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
Contemporary Japanese art has been strongly influenced by postwar American pop art and by Western music and film. Like American Pop Art, Japanese Pop Art borrows from popular culture, consumer products and comic books, but also is heavily ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
Pop Art from Spain took much from American Pop Art (its use of mass media communication, cartoons and popular images), but to fully understand Spanish Pop Art, you must recognize its political content. Most Pop Art in Spain was created to ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
Pop Art in the USA emerged from the works of Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns. You can recognize the roots of American Pop Art in John's collages and sculptures of everyday objects like paint brushes, beer cans and light bulbs and ... more »
By BRUNO8888 1 comments
Look at the garbage bin and you will find a lot of plastic bottles, wrappers, broken plastic furnitures, containers, toys and the like. They are,as we all think, useless. But, discarded plastics can be recycled into useful pieces of art and can ... more »
By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor 0 comments
You've created the next great comic strip, and you are intent on giving laughs to newspaper readers across the country. In order to get your strip published in the papers, you must first submit it to a syndicate. Syndicates act as agents for ... more »
By BigDaddyUSMC 2 comments
People always ask , DOES IT HURT TO GET A TATTOO... more »
By Richard Burke 9 comments
In the old days of Photography, I would try all sorts of tricks in the color darkroom to try to turn a photograph in to a watercolor. I never did discover the secret. Now in the days of digital photography it is easy to do with Adobe Photoshop. ... more »
By QABumper 1 comments
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 »
By Monica G. 0 comments
For when you need to leave a fantastic impression every time! This is all applicable to men as well... more »
By dweaver 1 comments
Tattoos are a permanent part of any body that wants one. It is important to know who is doing the work before the ink flows... more »
By robertsloan2 0 comments
ACEO means Artist Card Editions and Originals, these are the miniatures you can purchase on eBay. What may be even more exciting are ATCs, Artist Trading Cards that you can only get by creating some yourself and exchanging with artists whose work ... more »
By Donella Debesa 11 comments
If you want it just read the article... more »
By Pixie1976 9 comments
Learn how to create your very own Coca Cola Truck by recycling once your twelve pack is empty. Come on, let's make toys... more »
By Jesse Schmitt 4 comments
Many people feel like they need to be experts to get expert mood lighting for their amateur camera shots. But whatever the condition, you too can set some brilliant mood lighting for real photography shoots with little more than just you and your ... more »