
The Success of the Strong, Silent Type
“Most inventors and engineers I’ve met are like me. They’re shy and they live in their heads. The very best of them are artists….
Read More“Most inventors and engineers I’ve met are like me. They’re shy and they live in their heads. The very best of them are artists….
Read Moreby Kyle B. Murray Selling is harder today for stores that don’t discount. Independent art materials stores must depend on other factors – like…
Read Moreby Jenn Bergin A paper with punch Northern California paper artist Tahiti Pehrson started out as a painter, but eventually gave up on art…
Read Moreby Tina Manzer In September, the 10th Global Mural Conference was held in Fairport, New York, just a few miles down the road from…
Read Moreby Jenn Bergin Rick Jones has dedicated his career to serving as an advocate for the arts. Last year, at age 67, he retired…
Read MoreYears ago I wrote a number of articles about Walmart for this and other magazines. I’m sure my earlier pieces included a lot of…
Read MoreIf Rebecca and Dave look familiar, it may be because they’re the stars of countless videos demonstrating their proprietary product, ArtResin. The easy-to-use epoxy-resin…
Read MorePretty on paper “Artists are drawn to our hand-silkscreened mulberry papers because they introduce fresh colorways blended with a mix of contemporary and traditional…
Read MoreRaquel Rodriguez-Fadraga says art saved her life, after she was devastated by the sudden death of her mother in 2006. “I had become incapable…
Read MoreWhen you fly on commercial airlines a lot, your subconscious mind learns to recognize sounds that are normal and sounds that are unusual, even…
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