Japanese Wagashi: Sweet Art
The first wagashi were created at the end of the Edo period (between 1603 and 1868) in Japan. Here are five other fun facts about these Japanese confections:
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Winslow Homer Captured the American Spirit in Watercolor Paintings
“What makes watercolor painting so unique is its unforgiving nature; lines, colors, and forms must be applied perfectly the first time around, as any attempt to paint over simply renders the entire effect muddied.”
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Why Do People Create Art?
Merriam-Webster defines art as “the conscious use of skill and creative imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects.” Humans have been making art for a long time. Have you ever asked yourself why this is? Surely there is a deeper reason than that people need a creative outlet. What are some reasons why you…
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3 Headlines That Will Sell Your Art Fast
Is there a specific “headline formula” that helps you sell your personal artwork?
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4 Former U.S. Presidents Who Loved to Paint
Which of these four former U.S. presidents are you most surprised to learn was/is a painter? Are there any “painting presidents” we left out? www.segplayfull.com
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The 5 Periods of Berthe Morisot’s Artwork
“Whereas artists such as Manet and Renoir’s works sexualized females, Morisot perfectly captured the self consciousness of women as they are preparing for an evening out. Morisot’s pictures are modest and reveal women who are not acting a part for men, but are instead focused only on themselves. Through her art she challenged accepted ideas of femininity and revealed the life of 19th-century women the way she experienced it.” — Berthe Morisot Style and Technique (6) www.segmation.com
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What is the Feminist Art Movement?
The feminist art movement was birthed during a time when anti-war demonstrations, as well as civil and queer rights movements, were abundant. These movements and demonstrations combined to created a ripe atmosphere in which the feminist art movement could flourish.
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Is an Art Degree Worth the Investment?
Have you ever asked yourself if an art degree is worth the investment? www.segmation.com
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The Earthy, Enduring Color Scheme of the Cave Paintings at Lascaux
Can art exist apart from color? Thank goodness that’s never been a predicament humankind has encountered. Art across the ages has been intermingled with glorious color. The cave paintings at Lascaux have an amazing story as well as a beautiful color scheme. Here are a few fun facts about the paintings at Lascaux.
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5 Fun Facts About Spanish Renaissance Artist El Greco
Use these fun facts about artist El Greco in the classroom or for your own personal enrichment.
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Ancient, Wearable Works of Art
Creating quality jewelry is an art that not many are skilled art. People sport jewelry that falls into the “wearable work of art” category to showcase their unique style and personality. Some artisans are exceptionally good at crafting designer jewelry. A few famous jewelers include:
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How the Google Arts and Culture “Face Match” App Works
Basically, the Google Arts and Culture “Face Match” app is an application that analyzes your face and matches it with well-known paintings. Some people are shocked with how accurate their matches are, whereas others only see a slight resemblance. If you’d like to try the app out for yourself and discover which famous painting most resembles you, read on.
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