Pinks & Greens7.8" x 6"
Pastel
Casey Klahn
Let's noodle around the net for a little on a Saturday morning. Very little focus, but I thought you'd enjoy some of this content.
Rarely, if ever, have I looked at the blogger site, Blogs of Note. For some reason I did take a peek and actually noticed a couple I have seen before. If you want some new ideas, this is a good place to go. And, unlike many other blog aggregates, they seem to find their way to artist's blogs occasionally. Here are a couple of eclectic art/craft blogs, Nat The Fat Rat and The Hermitage. Notice the follower bling and see the way blogging can be when you do it very well. Where does Rima find a plug in?
A photo/art essay on What is Beauty? is up at the TelegraphUK. Do you want to post your own version? I know I do. File that under soon.
Also from London, you can get a fine review of the Real Van Gogh art and letters exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts by reading Katherine Tyrrell's post. I followed the links to several newspaper reviews, and read Vincent's last letter, which was in his pocket when he committed suicide.
Why don't you go here and read Margery Caggiano's blog, From the Studio? It is a gem, with a wide view of fine arts. Need some figure painting and drawing blogs? Start with Tina Collins, at Starving Artist. You'll enjoy her blog, and she links to numerous figure art blog sites. Wonderful!
A new pastel web site out of Europe is the Soft Pastel News. A daily report covering pastel art, news and events, it is a rich read for those of us who enjoy the medium of angels.
Is your art broken? It might be, and you just don't know it, yet. Sorry to be so provocative, but I was hit with a clue bat, myself, when I read Micah R. Condon's art marketing site, ArtIsBroken. Read it and don't weep - get busy!
Enjoy your day.
Wow wow wow! Love this vivid painting!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kudo, Jala! I cheated, though, since it is a re-post of an old work. Still, I have a number of new readers who haven't seen some older works.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links Casey. ArtisBroken definitely has me thinking.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm one of them. So I get the thrill of "the new".
ReplyDeleteAnother terrific post full of lots of ways to burn up a Saturday. "Thanks," she said wryly.
"Seriously, thanks!" she said very sincerely.
Thanks for taking all that time to post and link for us. Enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteRose, art dog and Sue. You're welcome. All I did was to clear ut my bookmarks and comment. But, I liked the theme of art blogs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading!