Another month, another fabulous Magazine issue Mixed artistry on display in the November issue of the Artists Down Under Magazine, now published. The ADU team have put a lot of work and effort into creating another amazing issue. White Lane Studio congratulate all artist contributors for submitting their art and photography. View this month’s magazine free online: Artists Down Under…
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It’s been a while since the last update about the Artists Down Under Magazine. Artists Down Under The magazine continues to go from strength to strength, featuring some amazing art pieces each and every month. All monthly issues are available to view online. If you’re interested in photography and art, pop through to view any of the magazine issues to…
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Another fine mess I’ve got myself into Art can be a gloriously messy business depending on your chosen art materials and techniques. My default preference when creating art of any kind is to be neat and tidy. As you can see that doesn’t always work out. Thank goodness for kitchen towel roll, cereal boxes and plastic yogurt pots, they at…
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Digital art works from the members of the Artists Down Under – Australia and New Zealand group. Artists Down Under digital magazine featuring digital art works by the members of the ‘Artists Down Under – Australia and New Zealand AWAKE group’, which is related to the primary Photo Artistic Life magazine. The magazine is choc full of photo artistry works…
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OK, it’s not exactly a pearl earring, although you’ll probably never guess what I actually used instead. Looks lovely though. The photograph of model ‘Avalon’ was taken by Australian based Hazel Blake Photography, you’ll find her on Facebook here. Obviously, it’s a beautifully creative photo shoot image, so why mess with it? Texture Testing When creating and designing fine art…
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No matter how hard you try to be clean and tidy when you’re painting, some artist materials leave you peeling paint off your hands. Being rather addicted to pouring art, fluid acrylics, I generally wear gloves to avoid getting too much pouring medium, paint and ink on my skin. It can be a wonderfully messy art medium, so rarely does…
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