Grandma Moses began pursuing art at age 78. In her lifetime, she achieved great success. This was partly due to her unconventional attitude about herself. Artist Grandma Moses Changed the World By Proving That Destiny Looks Different for Each Person.
DetailsSome of the best art is not created from traditional mediums like chalk, paint, and pencil, but from non-traditional mediums such as rocks, sticks, bark, fabric, cardboard, and chains. Non-conformist art lovers tend to prefer “crazier” art mediums, unusual mediums. These individuals will absolutely adore the artwork of a very special artist who is rising…
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Tattoos used to be considered primarily masculine. However, the times have changed drastically. More women were tattooed in 2012 than men (in the United States). Also, tattoos are evolving into more feminine, beautiful works of art. In some ways, tattoos are becoming a female affair. This is due in part to a woman named Maud Wagoner — the first American female tattoo artist.
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Gregg Visintainer has made a career from expressing himself creatively through pen and ink drawings.
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During World War One knitting proved itself to be not just an art form, but a cause that saved lives and comforted souls.
DetailsSome individuals are so moved by paint by number that they have actually integrated this form of art into their careers. Such people see the true value of paint by number kits in that they help “everyday people” create works of art to be proud of.
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Paint by number has become an icon in American culture. Fans of this art form may enjoy creating their own paint by number pillow craft.
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Creating amazing paintings using paint by number kits ranks high on the list of favorite childhood activities for scores of people. Are you one of those individuals who has cherished memories of paint by number?
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Dan Robbins designed paint by number, a product that allows people to paint pictures according to set patterns, in the 1950s. Since then, paint by number has become legendary and has turned thousands of “everyday” people into artists.
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John Bramblitt is proving that physical sight isn’t a necessity for an artist. He is demonstrating this by creating incredible paintings with only his fingers and his imagination at his disposal.
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Vincent Castiglia is an artist who uses his own blood as a watercolor-like art medium.
DetailsFor Pearl Fryar, art doesn’t merely exist in the form of oil paints on a canvas or chalk pastels on paper, but it exists in a most unusual place: His garden.
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