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Art materials and tools

 The right tools helps  you and  give you freedom to do your work that bring the beautiful artistic version of  your life . So here are some items that a novice artist must know . So If you are getting ready to to setup your own work place  these tools will set you in a good stead . Pencils  Wooden and mechanical, Staedtler, Derwent and Pentel, pencils pencils  are an essential art tool for creatives. Find a brand you like working with and make sure you have always have a quality and varied selection close at hand. Eraser  just like pencils , the workstation of an artist wouldn't be complete. This is one of the essential tool . Pens  If you prefer to work with pen tool there is a variety of brands that you can follow . Faber-Castell, for example, have a lovely selection. Sketchbooks  To do your work by all the above tools you need a paper to use them so you can use ant type of paper according to your requirments .like A3,A4 and A5...
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Art canvases and their sizes

Art canvases and their  sizes Choosing the legitimate art material size is a Goldilocks-esque accomplishment of painting: How would you settle on one that isn't too large, not excessively little, but rather spot on? Here's a manual for basic art material sizes.    This manual for material sizes is a helpful reference to investigate the normal material sizes in the separate universes of acrylic and oil painting.  Which size is appropriate for me?  In case you're uncertain of which size you like, stay with medium sizes between 8″ x 10 ″ and 16″ x 20″. These sizes are adaptable and moderate enough that you can evaluate a few procedures and see which size works for you, or in the event that you are desiring a bigger or more modest surface.  Rectangle canvases Rectangle canvases are by far the most common. They come in infinite size variations, but we’ll break down some of the most common ones. Square shape materials  Square shape materials are by a wide m...
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Tips to draw a landscape

 Tips to draw a landscape landscape sketching is one of my favorite art work  and they are the most challenging  to draw  . All you need is to sit on a beautiful place and as an admirer of nature start your sketch . But you don't always need to sit on a beautiful place for your work .  An artist also  work on his imagination which yeilds beautiful results . So first thing you have to do is planning . plan your work . planning begins in your mind and it results in to your artwork . preplaned work gives you bests art piece .   Actually I have seen many landscapes painting  which gives the impact of bad composition . By preplanning you can avoid that kind of work .  I always start my planning by my sketchbook . the size of the page made me think hoe to utilize it beautifully  lets get started with sketching  Obviously , all you need is your pencils and your sketchbook  to begin .  Materials  I used  Here I...
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Abstract Art

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5 Contemporary Watercolor Artists

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