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Do you bookmark anything arty that catches your eye online? I do all the time so I can get right back to them when I need to, It could be an article, a style of painting or one picture that has caught my eye.
I thought that some of them may be of interest to other users:
(A daily painter, look at some of his nocturnes)
http://myartspage.blogspot.co.uk
(Lots of pictures on this one, may take some time to load but it's worth it)
http://www.thejealouscurator.com/blog
(Painting site with interviews, advice etc although it's not been updated in a while which is a shame. But you can still click through all the past articles)
http://www.powersofobservation.com
(Brilliant article on lighting for artists that's worth reading all the way through, the website in general also has some good tips for all mediums)
http://willkempartschool.com/art-studio-lighting-design
(Finally another daily painter, Carol Marine. My personal favourite, I love her style of work)
http://www.dailypaintworks.com/artists/carol-marine-1
So do you have anything bookmarked or saved that is worth sharing?
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by T.B
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I too have the Will Kemp art school, and many others - the trouble is my bookmarks are totally out of control: I have so many, I find it difficult to find what I'm after. I've also got a good many subscriptions on YouTube - Alan Owen, Dave Usher, Steve Cronin, even the dreaded Bob Ross demos - not because I want to learn any more than I already know about his methods, which have nothing to do with serious painting, but a) because apart from the cheap tricks he seems to have been a worthwhile gent, and b) because I often have trouble sleeping, and his voice is very soporific. I shall visit your links in short order, and doubtless add even more bookmarks in consequence.