Journaling is more than a hot trend. Historically, people have turned to the daily practice of keeping track of their thoughts and ideas in a notebook. Some of the world’s most influential literary works started up as diaries, and the art world is no exception. An Art Journal is the…

Nowadays, the adjective “digital” seems to precede how we define most things we experience or interact with in our daily life, and art is no exception. The concept of digital art is fairly new, it appeared in the 80s but has its roots in early experimentations with digital tools in…

An artist’s work happens in front of a canvas or their preferred medium, but somehow that’s just the starting point: there is a lot of time invested in creating strategies to share that body of work. …

ArtPlacer has grown to be a center of resources for artists. …

Marketing yourself as an artist and your body of work is a personal journey, just like the one you go through when creating every single one of your pieces. …

An artist’s work is never truly finished. Once you have a full series on a certain number of artworks a question will pop up: how do I share this? How do I let people know about my art? How can I “market” myself as an artist? …

Behind every great piece of art, there is a good set of art tools that enabled the artist to achieve the end result they envisioned. Of course, practice is essential, but so is having the right supplies to work with a particular technique. For example, if you try to paint…

There is a particular beauty in watercolor paints but achieving that soft and organic color and movement can be challenging even for seasoned painters. Frustration and trying a new technique usually go hand in hand, but experimenting with a new medium should be an exciting opportunity, that’s why we have…

Whether you are a new or seasoned artist, there are certain art terms you need to know to understand an art piece or an artist’s point of view clearly: like what is their medium, what is their value and what are its elements. …