How do I present my art?

Here are my key tips that point towards a successful process in creating strong concepts and compositions for animation.

How do artists find their style?

1. Copy the Artists You Like. But a bunch of them. …
2. Copy the World Around You. Mimic nature. …
3. Practice. Practice. …
4. Step Out of Your Comfort Zone. Push your skills. …
5. Make Time to Play. Release expectations and just have fun. …
6. Remember That it Takes Time. …
7. Resources: …
8. Additional Reading:

1. The Importance of Pitching Yourself. As an artist, one of the primary reasons we create art is to articulate something that cannot be said any other way. …
2. Developing Your Elevator Pitch. …
3. Find What is Essential. …
4. Don’t Make Things Up. …
5. Focus Beyond the Visually Apparent. …
6. Avoid Hyperbole. …
7. Keep it Positive. …
8. Practice Aloud.

Make the Most of Your Public Appearances

1. Introduce Your Art. Giving a brief talk at any of your openings or events in person or online is a great way to introduce yourself and your art and to attract new collectors. …
2. Make Yourself Accessible. …
3. Your Video – Not Always Necessary, but Sometimes a Big Benefit.

1. Concept art = concept + art. …
2. Do dynamic research. …
3. Think inside the box. …
4. Design loosely. …
5. Understand composition. …
6. Use perspective. …
7. Play with the viewer’s perception. …
8. Know the rules of value.

The 7 basic elements of visual art are LINE, SPACE, SHAPE, FORM, TEXTURE, VALUE and COLOR. Below is a short description of each element’s characteristics and concepts.

Introduction

1. Step 1: Thesis sentence responding to the question. …
2. Step 2: Context about artists and artworks. …
3. Step 3: Signpost the main ideas of the essay. …
4. Step 1: Introduce the first idea you signposted. …
5. Step 2: Introduce Artist 1 and the artwork you’re analysing.

Many artists draw inspiration from their surroundings – designs, color-combinations or subjects. So, art makes you look at the world differently. You tend to see things which you could never see before, even if they were always present just there!

Tips for Writing an Art Review

1. Remember and tell what you know about the life and work of the artist. …
2. Designate the genre of the painting, and note the technique of performance and other artistic features of the picture. …
3. Tell about the plot of the picture. …
4. Analyze the features of the composition of the picture.

The Cambridge International A Level Art and Design syllabus considers expression and communication. Learners gain an understanding of visual perception and aesthetic experience, and the ways in which art and design creates a language of its own.

The Personal Study is a critical and visual appraisal or theoretical study of any aspect of the visual arts. It is usually an analysis of art or design that focuses on one or both of the following: Process and materials (the way an artist or group of artists use/s media);

Writing the A2 Art Personal Study: examples, help and guidance

1. Research thoroughly. …
2. Evaluate and interpret research findings. …
3. Structure the Personal Study in a logical and clear manner. …
4. Write clearly and coherently. …
5. Use subject-specific vocabulary. …
6. Make it PERSONAL. …
7. Understand ‘cultural context’ …
8. Critically analyse artworks.