Archive for the ‘VISUAL ARTS’ Category
I love when artists treat their artwork the same way business owners treats their companies. I understand the argument that money has corruptible powers over art but money has those powers over any and everything. In fact, the artist that can find a creative solution »
There’s really no secret to success. It’s merely the sum total of preparation and opportunity. Some people are even fortunate enough to gain a modicum of success by opportunity alone, but history teaches us that their success won’t last; a flash in the pan. The »
Given the pervasiveness of the idea of the “starving artist,” when we come across artists who are able to earn a decent living while respecting the craft, we feel the need to put them on blast. So while working on this week’s event page, I »
Your work is the ultimate representation of you. Everything you put time and effort into, to showcase to the world, is who you believe you are as a person. For Don Scott, creator of the DNTN Brand, this holds most certainly true. The artist/clothing designer, »
“Acclaimed and mysterious Russian street artist Pasha 183, whom many called the Banksy of Russia, died this week. He was 29.” – MSN NEWS. Art is powerful. The ability to see something as it is and to visualize it as something else and have »
When I’m out with my camera sometimes a person will come up and ask if I’m a photographer. And I emphatically respond, “No. I just take functional pictures.” Sure, I could fake the funk with my pedestrian Canon Rebel T-3 and 18-55mm lens but that »
Everyone’s ultimate career goal in life is to love what they the do and be successful at it. Whether it’s in the educational, medical, or entertainment field, we all strive to be happy and successful in our line of work. For Stacey Wilson, this has »
“It’s not cool to be a drug dealer anymore. It’s cool to be us.” – Billy Abstract, owner of Abstract Thought. I guess things done changed. What was once a whisper that sounded something like, “It’d be dope if I could…” has turned into »