by Manuel Marino | Arts
Carrying an attache case and an umbrella, you can see a man facing backward in the picture, dressed in a trench coat and a bowler hat. I am quite intrigued by the whole scene. This image is being used by a company to introduce itself to people.
An architect has been appointed as the vice president and general manager of the new business, and he claims to be the man in the picture. This is part of an advertising campaign they are launching to stand out in the Canadian market.
When companies use images in advertising, they can employ extensive marketing strategies while still maintaining the creative essence of their message. This approach is rooted in the mindset of late ’70s architecture.
Art is no longer solely for creating stunning artifacts and paintings; it is now being used to promote various ideas, including commerce. These are the new hybrids. There is fierce competition among Canadian businesses, and only the best graphical design will suffice in Winnipeg.
Photography The value of photographic prints - Stephan R. Lewis is a professional photographer. He accepted to share his knowledge with us, with this exclusive article. The value of photographic prints I … ...Read the rest.
“Using Art”
by Manuel Marino | Arts
We often think of art as paintings or photographs hanging on walls around us, or as statues standing freely on the floor. Much of the art we encounter is more or less at our eye level, and if it rises above, it typically starts at our line of sight. However, some of the most beautiful art in the world has been created to be positioned high above our heads, where we must crane our necks to see it.
People tend to focus on what is immediately visible around them, and what lies above is often overlooked. It takes someone with a unique perspective on the world to create a work of art that requires special effort to be viewed and appreciated. Here are a few stunning examples of ceiling art, along with a suggestion for creating your own unique ceiling.
• The Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo in the early 16th century, is the most famous example of ceiling art in the world. Alongside the artwork on the chapel’s walls, the ceiling depicts numerous scenes from Christian doctrine. The best-known portion of the chapel ceiling features the Creation of Adam, showing the hands of God and Adam reaching … ...Read the rest.
“Ceiling Art”
by Manuel Marino | Arts
There are numerous art contests available for artists to enter their work. These contests provide an excellent opportunity to showcase your work and gain recognition. Setting up an exhibition as an emerging artist can be costly, but art contests can save you money, offer exposure, and even provide cash prizes. There are several factors to consider when preparing for art contests.
The photograph you submit of your artwork presents you to the judges in a certain light. This can either increase or decrease your chances of winning art contests. Be sure to read the guidelines on the required format for submitting images. The era of film is fading, and digital formats are taking over. Many digital entries have specific criteria for submission, often based on the number of pixels.
Framing your art is important in art contests. The frame in which you present your work speaks volumes about your piece. Scratched or cheap-looking frames can diminish the quality of your work. Many buyers prefer to purchase pieces and hang them immediately in their homes. If your artwork has a poor frame, they may think it’s not worth the investment or the wait. Frame your work creatively while … ...Read the rest.
“Art Competitions”
by Manuel Marino | Arts
Sun art is considered one of the most wonderful summer gift options available. Are you interested in learning more about how sun art can brighten your day or the days and lives of someone you care about? There are numerous fantastic ways to incorporate sun-inspired decor to make the most of a perfect space, infuse some sunshine into your life, or give a dear friend something they will always remember.
For centuries, people have marveled at the beauty of the sun. Sun art was created by our ancestors hundreds of years ago as a way to pay homage to the celestial body that illuminates our lives daily. It has been depicted in ancient caves, painted on rocks and walls, and more. Sun art has been sculpted from clay, glass, and metal, and used to create various types of art and home decor.
When are some occasions when you might enjoy giving sun art as gifts?
- Birthdays
- Anniversaries
- Start of summer
- 4th of July
- Easter
- Any special occasion
Sun art is not just for gifts. It can make a fantastic addition to any room in your home. Whether you are designing a new space or enhancing an existing one, … ...Read the rest.
“Sun Art”
by Manuel Marino | Arts
What does acquiring art mean to you? Visiting art museums, admiring reproductions of your favorite paintings in your living room? Let’s imagine you’re an art collector with an unlimited budget, and you want to purchase a piece of art you’ve dreamt of all your life. To do this, you decide to wear your best lounge suit and visit the world’s largest art auction houses. Here is a brief overview of the five largest art auction houses globally.
- Christie’s
Founded by James Christie in 1766, Christie’s is one of the world’s leading art companies and international auction houses. It has 53 offices in 32 countries, ten salerooms globally, and hosts over 450 sales annually across 80 categories, including fine and decorative arts, jewelry, photographs, collectibles, wine, and more. Christie’s has hosted the five highest-grossing art auctions of all time in November 2006, May 2007, and June 2007.
- Sotheby’s
Established in 1744, Sotheby’s is another leading auctioneer of fine art Utilize Art Work Oil Painting To Decorate Your Living Area - There are numerous benefits to purchasing fine art oil painting for your home, including: Enhancing the redecorating process: If you're facing the challenging task of refurbishing your home, adding … ...Read the rest.
“Buying Art”
by Manuel Marino | Arts
We are all familiar with concepts such as self-expression, catharsis, and introspection. Art is expected to serve as an outlet for our emotions, thoughts, sensations, ideas, and beliefs, whether they are religious, philosophical, emotional, ethical, romantic, or sensual. We often desire to share these feelings with others, and as a result, we have developed various methods of expression that fall under the broad umbrella of art. Even from the Stone Age or earlier, expressions on solid stones in the form of symbols, shapes, and lines can still be appreciated and understood today with the same enthusiasm and passion that was present in the ancient humans who created these early sketches. This direct, genuine, and passionate approach has allowed us to trace the footsteps of early human civilization and build upon it in the modern era.
Art has undergone numerous transformations. Classicism established strict rules for literature What is Anglo-Welsh Literature and why Should Anyone Care? - Ceri Shaw is a former college lecturer from Cardiff, South Wales. Currently he attempts to make a living as a Web Designer and as a freelance writer on a range of topics including Literature. He is a regular contributor to Americymru.com. Ceri … ...Read the rest.
“Is Art a “Pseudo Statement?””
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