Link Love: December

DECEMBER

So many links. So little time. Once a month I am going to share links to articles, artists, websites, social media feeds, artwork, events, books, etc. that I have come across and connected with. Click on through and prepare to be inspired. And if you missed any months, click here.

A Museum Lover's Guide

New York

In Full View

Roz Chast

The Stylist's Guide to the Globe

Sibella Court

100 Trends for 2019

Pinterest

Get Lost on the Internet

nobodyhere.com

21 Facts About...

Jackson Pollock

The 25 Most Memorable IG Posts

Sotheby's

Not that I like the stuff....

What is Glitter?

(photo credit - when listed - found in original link)

Link Love: November

NOVEMBER

So many links. So little time. Once a month I am going to share links to articles, artists, websites, social media feeds, artwork, events, books, etc. that I have come across and connected with. Click on through and prepare to be inspired. And if you missed any months, click here.

22 of Today's Best Print Magazines for Creatives

Bet you haven't heard of most of them

The School for Scandal

Beyond inspired by their IG feed

Andy Warhol's New York: Then and Now

Andy would be 90 this month. Take a tour of his old NYC haunts

Sarah Ball

Blown away by her portraits

Advice for attending an art retreat or workshop

Sage words from Kristin Reese Williams

Washi

Why Japan is still so attached to paper

Creative Spaces for Creative People

This book looks interesting 

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Link Love: October

OCTOBER

So many links. So little time. Once a month I am going to share links to articles, artists, websites, social media feeds, artwork, events, books, etc. that I have come across and connected with. Click on through and prepare to be inspired. And if you missed any months, click here.

From Marie Kondo

How to Declutter Your Studio for Maximum Creativity.

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In or near London? Check out

Jose Parla: Echo of Impressions

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Five Art Techniques from

Rae Missigman

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What NOT to Do at an Art Fair

Worth the read for its humor (all true)

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Somerset Studio goes quarterly in 2019.

But gets "bigger and better"

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Hilma Who?

No More.....

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Link Love: September

SEPTEMBER

So many links. So little time. Once a month I am going to share links to articles, artists, websites, social media feeds, artwork, events, books, etc. that I have come across and connected with. Click on through and prepare to be inspired. And if you missed any months, click here.

J.Morgan Puett

J. Morgan Puett: A Practice of Be(e)ing from Roderick Angle on Vimeo.

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How Joseph Cornell Transformed 20th Century Art.

Outside the Box

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Behr's 2019 Color of the Year

Blueprint S4700-5

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Leonardo da Vinci's Notebooks are now online page by page

V&A

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Sibella Court

 
IMAGINARIUM | Sibella Court interview with Karen McCartney from Sibella Court - The Society inc. on Vimeo.

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How does Jonathan Higbee shoot these impossible street photos?

The Coincidence Series

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How to Get the Most out of Art Classes and Workshops

Some great advice

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The Journey is Still the Destination

Over the moon excited to see this NYC exhibition 

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The Bakery: 5

It has been so exciting to see what all you creative people out there are doing with Baked Texture, my new embossing powder for artists from Emerald Creek. My hope with these powders was that people would find non-traditional ways to use them. And you haven't disappointed.

Linda Cain is an absolute magician and alchemist with Baked Texture. Among her many creations are embellishments which ultimately find a home in her artwork. Take a look and be amazed....

Linda Cain

I'd swear that these were old metal pieces rather than chipboard covered by Linda with Baked Texture. She used Ancient Amber, Deep Sea and Patina Oxide.

And look at what she has done with Vintage Beeswax.

Here she has mixed Patina Oxide and Chunky Rust

These beads were first painted with my PaperArtsy paints in Midnight, Terracotta and Mahogany, then rolled in ink and covered with a variety of Baked Texture.

A blend of my PaperArtsy Fresco Finish Chalk Acrylics and Baked Textures.

Clearly Linda is a master at pumping up the volume by using Baked Texture on embellishments. But she is also a whiz at... 

...creating surface texture with Baked Texture, mixing Dirty Sand with micro beads and glass glitter...

...traditional stamp effects, here using Chunky Rust.

And here is one more...just because!

If you liked what you saw, head over to visit Linda at her blog and tell her Seth sent ya!

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Link Love: August

AUGUST

So many links. So little time. Once a month I am going to share links to articles, artists, websites, social media feeds, artwork, events, books, etc. that I have come across and connected with. Click on through and prepare to be inspired.

The Story of a Thing

On the magical importance of a 15-year-old tea bag

Do you ever work for free? Or for product? 

When is exposure worth it?

Art Brushes 101

Brush tips for every artist

Agnes Martin

On how to be an artist

There's no right way

How art careers happen

Must see movie - now on Netflix

Faces Places

Must-see, hilarious, head-there-now Instagram Feed

The before and after series is genius

259K followers cannot be wrong 

Nacho Diaz Arjona

How many of these do you have?

10 Art Supplies Sandrine Pelissier cannot live without

(photo credit - when listed - found in original link)