Having your creative work criticised is not easy. Although ‘creatives’ may not like to hand over their work to get feedback, it plays an incredibly important role in the quality of the project and skills growth of the creative.This applies to artists too. To read the rest of the article go to the get smarter website.
Everyone has an opinion. You may feel a certain colour scheme is more appropriate for a room, or perhaps you believe the protagonist in the story actually should have disappeared within the first three pages. But, knowing how and why to ask for and work through constructive feedback can play a fundamental role in developing your work from good to great.
The Botanical Artists Association of Southern Africa (BAASA) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting public awareness of botanical art in southern Africa. BAASA is open to all botanical artists, whether scientific illustrators or realistic flower painters, as well as collectors and those interested in furthering the tradition of botanical art.
Thursday 30 July 2015
The Importance of Feedback and Criticism in Creativity
Wednesday 29 July 2015
Friday 24 July 2015
Six Tips to Get More Money For Your Paintings Without Hurting Sales
Six Tips to Get More Money For Your Paintings Without Hurting Sales
Pricing is the least understood facet of any business, but it’s one that can easily be fixed — without a negative impact. Most of the artists I know are underselling their art, struggling, having to paint too many paintings to keep their heads above water. They are on an exhausting treadmill because their prices are too low.
Click here to read the article: ericrhoads.blogs.com
Pricing is the least understood facet of any business, but it’s one that can easily be fixed — without a negative impact. Most of the artists I know are underselling their art, struggling, having to paint too many paintings to keep their heads above water. They are on an exhausting treadmill because their prices are too low.
Click here to read the article: ericrhoads.blogs.com
Unique plant-naming auction raises nearly R600 000
"The delighted winning bidder said that the beautiful little yellow flower will be named after his mother, Angela. The species will be known as Angela’s touch, Ixia angeliana. It is the perfect gift, and not only will she be immortalised in the scientific journals that name the world’s biodiversity, but Angela will also receive the original botanical illustration of the flower by botanical artist Lisa Strachan."For the full article go to http://www.wwf.org.za/?14421/plant-naming-auction-report
Wednesday 15 July 2015
Tuesday 14 July 2015
Harry Bolus and Ratelrivier
Shared with permission of Carly Cowell |
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