Latest Blog Posts for Digital Fine Art

• Quick Figure Drawing Tips
  on Sep 3, 2009 in Art Techniques Figure Art drawing fine art techniques
  Drawing facial features ( just as drawing feet and hands) is not easy. It takes a lot of practice and even then it is still hard. A good rule of thumb when drawing figures is if you can’t draw it then don’t draw it- suggest it. What I me...
• Exploring Creative Expression- Brainstorming Techniques
  on Aug 30, 2009 in Art Techniques Creative Obstacles
  Depending on the work you are creating art can be an expository discipline almost like reporting. If you are trying to trigger an emotion or get an idea across its important to know your subject. Try taking out a pen and paper and brain storm a littl...
• Organizing Your Art Studio
  on Aug 27, 2009 in Artistic growth Art Business Art Techniques digital art Digital Fine Art
  An artist will generally spend a great deal of time in their art studio. When reading an inventory list of the contents of an artist’s studio you might expect to find a list of brushes, paint tubes and various papers. But revealing the true inv...
• Copyright Issues And Art
  on Aug 14, 2009 in Art Resources Art Business digital art Selling Art
  No matter what type of artist you are the issue of copyright will come up eventually. It doesn’t matter if you are using image editing programs or just painting it is important o understand these issues and how they apply to you. Copyright protects...
• File Formats For Digital Images
  on Aug 11, 2009 in digital art Digital Fine Art image editing
  The four most common image file formats are: TIF, JPG, GIF, and PNG. Programs like Photoshop and Elements support each of these formats. These are not the only options just the most accepted. A web page requires a jpg, gif, or png because those are t...
• Image Resolution For Your Digital Art
  on Aug 8, 2009 in digital art image editing image resolution
  Image resolution is very important when using any sort of digital imaging program. It is what decides the print dimensions and quality of your image. Printed dimensions and quality are measured by dots per inch (dpi). 300 dpi will produce high quali...
• Anterior Anatomy -Triptych
  on Aug 3, 2009 in Figure Art
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