Links to Learn From

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RESOURCES FOR MEMBERS

RESOURCES FOR EVERYONE

Articles
HOW TO CRITIQUE YOUR OWN ART
HOW TO CRITIQUE YOUR OWN ART

by Robert Moore After more than twenty years of doing art critiques I have found ten areas to be the most important. 1. Are the masses large,...

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Why I Paint
Why I Paint

The following article was published in Fortune Magazine in 2013. It is still relevant and inspiring in 2023. Above: Sir Michael Moritz, painting, on...

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How to Enter an Exhibition
How to Enter an Exhibition

As a past digital curator and current catalog designer for NWWS, I have downloaded images of exhibition entries for years. It’s exciting and fun to...

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Art Resources

Weekly, on-line magazine featuring many familiar watercolor artists.
www.americanwatercolor.net

Daniel Smith Artist Materials instructional videos and product information.
www.danielsmith.com/blogs

All about the business of being an artist.
www.reddotblog.com

Twice weekly letters of loving art and much more.
www.painterskeys.com

Interactions and information from an art community, and newsletter.
www.wetcanvas.com

Instructional videos in all media from many artists.
www.artistsnetwork.com

M.Graham’s product, how-to, and educational information.
www.mgraham.com

Golden Artist Colors’ product how-to, and educational information.
www.justpaint.org

Blog with a wide variety of topics of interest to artists.
www.informedcollector.com

Subscribe to Winsor & Newton short, instructional videos.
www.winsornewton.com/uk/masterclass-collection

Facebook group that focuses on visual art during the period 1850-1950, topics related to book and magazine illustration, drawings, paintings, prints, murals and stained glass. No personal paintings are posted.
The Golden Age: Painting & Illustration 1850-1950

A collective of professional artists, art educators, chemists, historians and curators based in 12 countries.
THE FINE ART COLLECTIVE

RESOURCES FOR EVERYONE

HOW TO CRITIQUE YOUR OWN ART
HOW TO CRITIQUE YOUR OWN ART

by Robert Moore After more than twenty years of doing art critiques I have found ten areas to be the most important. 1. Are the masses large,...

read more
Why I Paint
Why I Paint

The following article was published in Fortune Magazine in 2013. It is still relevant and inspiring in 2023. Above: Sir Michael Moritz, painting, on...

read more
How to Enter an Exhibition
How to Enter an Exhibition

As a past digital curator and current catalog designer for NWWS, I have downloaded images of exhibition entries for years. It’s exciting and fun to...

read more

Weekly, on-line magazine featuring many familiar watercolor artists.
www.americanwatercolor.net

Daniel Smith Artist Materials instructional videos and product information.
www.danielsmith.com/blogs

All about the business of being an artist.
www.reddotblog.com

Twice weekly letters of loving art and much more.
www.painterskeys.com

Interactions and information from an art community, and newsletter.
www.wetcanvas.com

Instructional videos in all media from many artists.
www.artistsnetwork.com

M.Graham’s product, how-to, and educational information.
www.mgraham.com/blog

Golden Artist Colors’ product how-to, and educational information.
www.justpaint.org

Blog with a wide variety of topics of interest to artists.
www.informedcollector.com

Subscribe to Winsor & Newton short, instructional videos.
www.winsornewton.com/uk/masterclass-collection

Facebook group that focuses on visual art during the period 1850-1950, topics related to book and magazine illustration, drawings, paintings, prints, murals and stained glass. No personal paintings are posted.
The Golden Age: Painting & Illustration 1850-1950

A collective of professional artists, art educators, chemists, historians and curators based in 12 countries.
THE FINE ART COLLECTIVE