Post by markgraham on Feb 14, 2018 11:40:48 GMT
Hello all,
I have worked on my skills and I feel I am ready to "put it out there." I've had two solo shows, but both shows were just a mixture of various pieces that I had done recently, from airbrush to oil to acrylic, portraits to still life to landscape to in-between. I have decided that oil is what I prefer to work in, but I am kind of stuck beyond there. I have talked with different artists and galleries, and they all say the same thing: you need a cohesive body of work that is related in theme. Well, that is the problem. I enjoy painting a variety of subjects, basically whatever reference photo that I have taken that catches my eye. How do you pin your focus down if you are not innately drawn to just one thing?
Thank you
I did not find the right solution from the internet
References :
www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1299038
3D Video Cost
I have worked on my skills and I feel I am ready to "put it out there." I've had two solo shows, but both shows were just a mixture of various pieces that I had done recently, from airbrush to oil to acrylic, portraits to still life to landscape to in-between. I have decided that oil is what I prefer to work in, but I am kind of stuck beyond there. I have talked with different artists and galleries, and they all say the same thing: you need a cohesive body of work that is related in theme. Well, that is the problem. I enjoy painting a variety of subjects, basically whatever reference photo that I have taken that catches my eye. How do you pin your focus down if you are not innately drawn to just one thing?
Thank you
I did not find the right solution from the internet
References :
www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1299038
3D Video Cost