Category: Under the Art
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Spa Hill Conker Tree Post Part 2 | Under The Art | Portfolio Artwork
Following on from my first post: “Spa Hill Conker Tree”(READ MORE) “Spa Hill Conker Tree Part 2” – I found out a little bit of info. As a follow-up to my previous post, I am reporting to you that I am currently working on a 2nd attempt of a charcoal drawing of the iconic landmark…
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Kirton Art Exhibition | Under The Art | Come With Me
Celebrating Creativity: The 13th Annual Art Exhibition at Kirton-in-Lindsey Town Hall Over the 4th and 5th October, Kirton-in-Lindsey Town Hall held it’s 13th art exhibition and opened its doors to both art lovers and curious visitors, presenting a rich variety of talent from local artists. Among the numerous pieces showcased, my collection of four charcoal…
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25 Questions You Might Have About My Artwork | Under The Art | Me, My, World
I’ve listed below 25 question that people have asked me either in the past or recently.
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Spreading The Art Side | Under The Art | Come With Me
Welcome to the art side. Cutsforth Artistry Under the Art Blog Post.
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Tips on Commissioning an Artist | Under The Art | Me My World
Dive into this nifty step-by-step guide on how to commission art. Getting your hands on a custom masterpiece is no longer a VIP club privilege; it’s open to everyone now!
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How I enhance reference photos before drawing | Under the Art | Me My World
There are many reasons for me to sprinkle some editing magic before putting pencil to paper. How I enhance reference photo before drawing
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Why I do What I do| Under the Art | Me My World
I discovered my calling in the creative realm, veering from art studies to hairdressing, yet I’m now on a new journey of artistic pursuit. Drawing grants me joy and fulfillment, allowing me to translate life’s moments onto paper while dreaming of managing an art studio/shop. Self-taught, driven by passion rather than fame, I’m committed to…
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Could it be a winner? | Under The Art | Me, My, World
Beginning 2024, the artist reflects on daring to act on long-contemplated decisions by focusing on personal creativity over commissions. They detail the nuances of creating “Morning in a Nutshell,” a still life incorporating elements like a patterned coffee cup and eclectic details. Despite progress, they face unexpected requirements for an art competition entry, such as…
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Drawing what I see | Under The Art | Me, My, World
Setting up a still life. To add depth and visual interest to my latest still life, “Save Your Sweet,” I incorporated a variety of textures, sizes, and materials Metal, glass, and plastic were used to create a unique visual experience as each material reflects light differently. The plastic and glass materials also added extra depth…
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Getting Past Creative Obstacles | Under The Art | Commissioned Artwork
Working on commission can be difficult for me personally. The added pressure of someone waiting for results takes away the joy of the work for me sometimes.