
Under The Art
As an amateur artist venturing into the world of charcoal artwork, I invite you to join me on this exciting journey of discovery and expression.
Here, you’ll witness the magic of transforming blank canvases into evocative pieces that speak to the heart and soul. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a fellow creator, or simply curious about the process, this blog offers a window into the raw, unfiltered world of making art from scratch.
Let’s explore the beauty and depth of charcoal, one stroke at a time, and uncover the stories hidden beneath the surface. Thank you for being part of this creative adventure — your support and interest mean the world to me!
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Exhibiting My Charcoal Art at Kirton Art Exhibition
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…
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Fine Art Charcoal Prints & Commissions: FAQ
I’ve listed below 25 question that people have asked me either in the past or recently.
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Spreading the Art: Hosting a Local Art Workshop
Welcome to the art side. Cutsforth Artistry Under the Art Blog Post.
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How to Commission an Artist: Essential Tips for Collectors
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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Behind the Scenes: How I Enhance Reference Photos Before Drawing
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: My Philosophy as a Charcoal Artist
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…
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Could it be a Winner? Entering Art Competitions and Exhibitions
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…
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Drawing What I See: Tips for Realistic Charcoal Observational Drawing
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…
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Overcoming Creative Blocks: How to Stay Motivated as a Artist
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.