Tips for Art Collectors & Artists

Tips for Art Collectors

Tip #1 - Watercolor Papers
Tip #2 - Why Should I Collect Fine Art?
Tip #3 - All About Copyright
Tip #4 - All About Paint
Tip #5 - Artistic Styles
Tip #6 - Wall Arrangements
Tip #7 - Modern Art Simplified
Tip #8 - Identifying Famous Artists
Tip #9 - A Primer on Art Styles

Tips for Artists

Tip #1 - Preparing Watercolor Paper for Painting
Tip #2 - Flattening a Finished Watercolor Painting
Tip #3 - Recovering White Paper
Tip #4 - Understanding Cast Shadows (Part 1)
Tip #5 - Understanding Cast Shadows (Part 2)
Tip #6 - Understanding Cast Shadows (Part 3)
Tip #7 - Painting Reflections
Tip #8 - Heaven and Earth First
Tip #9 - Introduction to Design - Elements
Tip #10 - Color as a Design Element
Tip #11 - Principles of Design (Part 1)
Tip #12 - Principles of Design (Part 2)
Tip #13 - Principles of Design (Part 3)
Tip #14 - Principles of Design (Part 4)
Tip #15 - Flattening a Finished Watercolor Painting Revisited
Tip #16 - Painting Lines
Tip #17 - Design Guidelines: Value Patterns
Tip #18 - Design Guidelines: Value Patterns, Part 2
Tip #19 - Design Guidelines: Dark Edges
Tip #20 - Center of Interest
Tip #20-2 - Reference Material
Tip #21 - Good Shapes
Tip #22 - Using Symbols to Simplify Shapes - Part 1
Tip #23 - Using Symbols to Simplify Shapes - Part 2
Tip #24 - iPad and ValueViewer app for reference image management
Tip #25 - Edge Variation
Tip #26 - Color Freedom
Tip #27 - Fixing Tropical Anchorage
Tip #28 - Creating Depth
Tip #29 - The Foreground
Tip #30 - The Horizon
Tip #31 - Treatment at the Edge
Tip #32 - Perspective Made Simple
Tip #33 - Painting "Lobstah" Step-by-Step
Tip #34 - Andy Evansen Nuggets of Wisdom
Tip #35 - Sterling Edwards on Overworking
Tip #36 - Video: Painting a Thames Sailing Barge

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