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2). The History Of Flyer Design. By : Pixelpowder
The history of flyer design can be traced back as far as the 16th century to a method of promotion which in itself is a centuries old art and takes the form of poster design. With an improvement in lithograph printing came the birth of the colourful poster as a method to astound as well as advertise. From Toulouse-Lautrec’s first poster, Moulin Rouge to Alphonse Mucha, a Czech living in Paris who designed the first Art Noveau poster the poster was now to be appreciated as a piece of fine art.
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3). The Salmon in Northwest Native Indian Artwork and Culture By : Clint Leung
There are several species of salmon fish in the Pacific Northwest region. These are the Coho, Sockeye, Pink, Chum, Atlantic and the largest which is the King or Chinook. Salmon are born in the rivers and swim down to the ocean where they live in the saltwater. At spawning time, they return to the river where they were born, lay the eggs, and then die.
Article Related to: salmon, fish, northwest, native, indian, artwork, culture, coho, sockeye, legend, tribe
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4). Framing Board and Canvas Art Works By : Norah Lynne Brown
The popularity of art on canvas or board has opened the door to new adventures in custom framing for the collector. Your limited editions and originals on paper are framed, no doubt, with extensive matwork, glass — and a fairly simple moulding. For works of art on canvas or board, the “rules of framing” are very different.
Seldom do canvas or board works require glazing (a fancy term for glass!).
Article Related to: framing, art, artwork, canvas, board, how to frame art
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5). Beware: Art Enemies By : Norah Lynne Brown
You’ve purchased fabulous art and had it professionally framed by a Certified Picture Framer to conserve and enhance the work. Now, you take it to your home or office, hopefully to enjoy for a lifetime.
Careful! Your art and artifacts may be negatively impacted by three factors that only you can control:
HEAT — direct heat from fireplaces, space heaters, radiators, etc.
Article Related to: art, artwork, heat, lighting, humidity
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6). Making Artwork Arrangements By : Norah Lynne Brown
Hanging artwork in groupings can create an exciting look for any room. The simplest grouping is a pair: two pieces of art, framed identically. They can be placed side by side or one over the other, in an even or uneven manner.
Another simple grouping might be three or more pieces of art of varying sizes. Each piece must be framed in the style and color that works best for that individual item.
Article Related to: art, artwork, arranging, arrangements, hanging, grouping
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9). How Important Are Certificates of Authenticity? By : Norah Lynne Brown
Some publishers (and galleries) provide comprehensive Certificates of Authentication with the art they sell. These authentications give information that may include the name of the artist, title of the work, year the editions were issued, the total edition size, the number of proofs, the name of the publisher and/or the printer, information about paper quality, dimensions, the individual print number, etc.
Article Related to: art, artwork, certficate of authenticity, authentication
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10). The Gates – Environmental Art at Central Park By : James Monahan
The Gates, or “The Gates, Central Park, New York, 1979 – 2005,” is an artistic endeavor undertaken by the husband and wife tandem of Christo and Jeanne Claude.
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15). Art Appraisals By : Norah Lynne Brown
In many cases, Gallery One is able to track current values of art purchased from Gallery One. For valuations to be valid, artwork should be removed from its framing and/or packaging and be personally inspected by a member of the Gallery One staff at the time of the valuation to determine that such work has remained in mint condition. There may be a fee imposed for such an inspection and/or for providing a written statement of current valuations.
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16). Print Numbering By : Norah Lynne Brown
Collectors often question us about print numbers - what they mean and how they relate to print values.
To begin, let’s take you back to elementary school where you may have trimmed a raw potato to create a design. And then by gently placing the potato into some paint or ink, you created a potato stamp that could be applied to a piece of paper. Result: you made a limited edition work of art.
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17). Making Your House a Home! Part 2 By : Melissa Galt
Copyright 2006 Melissa Galt
Your decorating isn’t complete until you add the finish and polish on your rooms. In part 1 of this series, we touched on ideas and sources for some wonderful window treatments, awesome accessories and collectibles. In this second and final part, we’ll address how to incorporate delightful artwork to add personality and character to your interior.
Article Related to: decorating, artwork, art, paintings
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18). Artwork for Label Printing By : Sylwia
If you are just getting involved with label printing or are considering outsourcing your label printing needs to a professional, you have probably already encountered a few industry-specific terms with which you may not be entirely familiar. One such term is “artwork.” Artwork is completely unrelated to your favorite museum pieces and does not necessarily refer to “graphical” elements, either.
Article Related to: label printing, labels, labelling, printing, artwork
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