Children’s photography can bring in some serious cash if you know how to do it well. These ten simple steps will quickly and easily bring in more money for your business.
This is a short art lesson plan for little ones, encouraging them to celebrate the diversity that is them, while helping them to understand symmetry, portrait and self portrait art, some art history, and having a lovely keepsake at the end of the project for the parents.
A step by step guide to starting a promotional photography business.
A description of some of the stages I use in creating a portrait.
There’s a little artist hidden in all of us. We doodle on the phone, attempt to draw directional maps, maybe sketch out a diagram for that new bookcase. But, little did anyone realize that one day it would be so easy to draw like the great artist Picasso! The secret? A little online tool that puts all the master’s tricks at your disposal.
On the impact of photography on portrait painting and how it pushed painters to experiment with their art and test its limits, allowing revolutionary art movements – like Impressionism – to follow.
A quick guide to starting a portrait in soft pastels.
This covers all the steps to creating a beautiful memory that will last a lifetime.
Here’s my latest piece in the everyday art series. Everyday art involves taking something completely ordinary and mundane and turning it into something artistic and inspiring. The Lego brick is a perfect example of this. Everyone has played Lego at sometime or another. You can make anything out of the ubiquitous lego brick — toy cars, little houses, star ships, boats, etc. The list is endless. You can also make some pretty cool art out of Lego too.
Do you find that some of your digital photos are out of focus? Here is a short tutorial on how to use the autofocus and focus lock features present on most cameras to ensure that you take pictures of which you will be proud.
