Images of Maine’s past November 30, 2017 Carol L. Douglas A new acquisition which you can’t see until next summer, and thousands of historic photos you can browse at any… Continue Reading →
Online holiday marketing for artists November 29, 2017 Carol L. Douglas What’s shifting in 2017 holiday marketing? A lot, especially with email. Off Marshall Point, by Carol L. Douglas. This is… Continue Reading →
Christmas gifts for the artists on your list November 28, 2017 Carol L. Douglas Some things I think are invaluable, and a few that I don’t. Do you have a beginner artist on your… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: pie plates and pies November 27, 2017 Carol L. Douglas Learn how to draw a pie plate, dish, cup, or vase. I’m throwing in my secret pie crust recipe, so… Continue Reading →
This new American lifestyle November 24, 2017 Carol L. Douglas New styles of work blur the line between family and job. The modern-day sweatshop. My granddaughter, age 2, sits at… Continue Reading →
Freedom from want November 22, 2017 Carol L. Douglas If you say grace tomorrow, you could do worse than thanking God for the four freedoms enumerated by Franklin D.… Continue Reading →
You don’t need $450 million to buy a painting November 21, 2017 Carol L. Douglas Original art comes in all price points. It’s not just for rich people. Apple Orchard by Chrissy Spoor Pahucki is… Continue Reading →
Monday Morning Art School: Repeating shapes and perspective November 20, 2017 Carol L. Douglas Everyone has a door somewhere in their house, right? It’s a great subject to practice drawing. I’m sure you have… Continue Reading →
Willful ignorance November 17, 2017 Carol L. Douglas Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it Trooper Meditating Beside a Grave, 1865, Winslow Homer, Joslyn Art Museum Tomorrow is… Continue Reading →
Art and advertising November 16, 2017 Carol L. Douglas An amendment to the Rockland building code brings us full circle back to Pop Art. Robert Indiana’s art sign is… Continue Reading →