Introduction: Acrylic pouring can be difficult as a beginner but eventually it becomes much easier and your creativity will no longer be limited to blank canvases. In today’s episode, Zach Smithey shares how he designed his home to resemble an acrylic pour and offers advice for listeners interested in becoming full-time artists. If inspiration to …
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Living a creative life is the dream. Who doesn’t want to spend their days contemplating the next concept, getting their hands dirty as they make art, and earning from it all at the same time? We understand that even those with great potential can still feel daunted to cross that line and be an artist …
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If you’re reading this blog, if you’re on this website in general then there’s one thing that I’m certain of—you love art. Art is subjective, of course, something that we as acrylic pouring artists know probably too well. There are some very famous paintings out there that I simply don’t understand, but I can’t deny …
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“I could do that.” “My kid could do that.” “That looks easy.” “Acrylic paint is cheap.” We’ve all seen or heard comments like these. They can be frustrating, can’t they? When you know the time and effort that goes into understanding acrylic pouring, finding the right supplies and pouring your creativity successfully onto a …
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sell your art using Facebook ShopsThis article was originally published at The Abundant Artist You’re well aware by now that if you’re selling your art online, you need to have a solid social media presence. The caveat is that each social network is different, and stretching yourself too thin by trying to maintain a presence …
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This article was originally published at The Abundant Artist You’re a creative type, and it can be hard to restrict yourself to a firm schedule. When you’re in a rut or in between projects, it can be especially hard to make it into the studio every day. Why bother on those off days, right? But …
