“Art and love are the same thing: It’s the process of seeing yourself in things that are not you.” – Chuck Klosterman
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Artists in love
The Artists Newsletter Vol. #301

This month, take a trip down lovers' lane as we look at five artists who perfectly captured love's depth, complexity and elation.

This month's featured articles:

  • How to work on an art series
  • Opportunities for artists this February
  • Tips for joining and selling your art at artisan markets
  • How to prime paper and cardboard for oil painting
  • Media in focus: mosaic art
  • The art history of the selfie
  • Art supplies: what to splurge on and where to save
  • Interviews with artists Jo Oakley and Valerie Smith 

Artists in love: 5 artworks to swoon over this Valentine's Day
 

From gravity-defying romance to bittersweet break-ups, matters of the heart remain as alluring as ever.

8 exciting opportunities for artists in February


This February brings a host of international residencies, art prizes, and open calls.

Site of the Month

 

The dos & don’ts of working on an art series

 

Some helpful tips to consider when creating your own art series. We cover themes for sustaining motivation, conducting research and setting parametres.

Life after London: interview with artist Jo Oakley


Artist Jo Oakley has been practicing for over 35 years. Recently, she left London for Herne Bay where she opened her own gallery, She Rose.

Tips for selling your art at artisan markets


Selling art at artisan markets can be a great way to increase sales and visibility without the commitment of a brick-and-mortar store.

Site of the Month

Runner-up: Leyla Murr
 

How to prime paper & cardboard for oil painting


A simple guide on how to prime these simple materials, allowing you to experiment without a hefty price tag attached.

Media in focus: mosaic art


Mosaic is an ancient art form that once enjoyed enormous prestige in both secular and religious architecture across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.

Interview with surrealist artist Valerie Smith


Valerie Smith is a surrealist artist from Maryland, USA. She shares the artistic process, ideas, and inspiration behind her incredible paintings.

Site of the Month

Runner-up: Delcia McNeil
 

Express yourself: the art history of the selfie


The art history of the selfie’ has a long lineage — the desire for control over one’s self-image has been a concern of artists for centuries.

Art supplies: what to splurge on & where to save


Art supplies can be expensive. We’ve compiled a list of tools and materials worth splurging on, and where you can afford to cut a few corners.
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