Artist’s Notebook – Living in the Shadow of Robert Bateman Robert Bateman had been a teacher at my high school. By the time I got there, Bateman had moved on to fame and fortune. There were always stories about early Bateman paintings being hidden away by teachers. I swear I saw a Bateman painting inContinue reading “Artist’s Notebook – Living in the Shadows of Robert Bateman”
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Putting In the Time – Studio Work
Art Post 50
Challenge of Blogging – Part 3
Challenge of Blogging – Part Three The biggest challenge to blogging is feeding the beast. Just remember, we are not just talking about a few postings, but hundreds of postings over many years. If you post only once a week then you will need content for 52 postings. In the crowded world of blogs, expectContinue reading “Challenge of Blogging – Part 3”
The Challenge of Blogging – Part Two
This week: What’s your goal? Speaking as an artist, you will be either selling your artwork or promoting your brand. Your choice will become a filter for what material is posted and how. If you use your blog to sell your artwork then you are setting the bar fairly high with regards to content. BasedContinue reading “The Challenge of Blogging – Part Two”
Art Post 35 – Dundurn Castle Drawing
Chris Erskine urban landscape artist chriserskineartist@gmail.com @erskinec
Studio Cam 5 – Dundurn Castle Drawing
Art Post 34 – Studio Tour
Odds and Ends – studio tours
Aug 17, 2015 – What I really enjoy is studio tours, particularly if the work is something you really like. Every studio is unique. Most are small, particularly in the city. The ones that I find most interesting are those in the country side, where the artist have space to work properly. These artists tendContinue reading “Odds and Ends – studio tours”
Art Post 33 – unfinished works
Chris Erskine urban landscape artist chriserskineartist@gmail.com @erskinec
