Peyton's artwork on One Tree Hill?
Hi! Peyton Sawyer's artwork is actually drawn by artist Helen Ward. If you go to the One Tree Hill Message Forum, under "The Show," you will find a thread called "Art from the Show." Of course you will have to register to be on the forum and view the art and the information with it, but I think it will answer your questions. http://othmessageforum.proboards41.com/i... Hope this helps you. Best wishes!
Can anyone tell me how much to tip a tattoo artist on a $500 tattoo?
About $50, give or take some depending on how long it takes and how good of a job he does. That'd be 10%.. not bad, I think that's how much I usually do
Can anyone out there tell me if you there is a artist by the the name of T. L. Novatetti?
I googled it & got no returns at all, I would think if they re famous I would have gotten something.
Is my art worth selling? Would anyone buy it, and if they would, at what price?
Hi, Patricia! Your illustrations show a lot of potential - and as Kathleen wrote, you can already consider yourself an illustrator - you are doing a book - right? You definitely need to set up a webpage on which to tell your story and display your art, and also to put your work on other webpages that offer the capacity to sell your work. I would only differ with Kathleen about one point. I would not bother with prints at this point in your career. Prints are for artists who are further along. Your originals are not worth a great deal, and originals are what people really want to purchase - not prints - anyway. If you are really an artist, you will be creating hundreds of artworks every year. Sell them. Get the only input you can trust, which is the willingness of people to pay money for your work. Nice words don't mean anything, and you do not need to store stacks of artwork. Your art has no life if it isn't out in the world. This is also how you will learn pricing. You need to start very low, and if the work sells, you very slowly begin to raise prices. Other notes: (1)when you don't fully do backgrounds, these works are drawings, rather than "paintings", and they are worth less. When you fully address the work (as in the first piece you posted), this is a full painting and it is "worth" more. (2) If you work on paper, your pieces are worth less than on canvas. This is partly simply a belief of the art world, but it is also because a buyer has to spend more money for framing, use glasss, etc. (3) watch where you put your signature - don't put it where it interferes with the image - as in the woman's profile.Good luck!!!
Okay, can you please tell me how you truly feel about this artwork?
It looks like my last acid trip, distorted, strange and busy.
Can anyone tell me how to locate Dan Brewer, western artist?
I believe he died about 3 years ago. I have looked and looked on line to find any of his prints - so far, no luck. If you happen on anything of his, would you share the info with me?
F. prosser can anyone tell me anything about this artist??
F. Prosser - British - Born 1900. I imagine 1929 - 1950 were dates encompassing his documented artwork. F. Prosser - pastel, Cumberland Spaniel, signed and dated 1929 Estimates with pictures: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/1013... http://www.liveauctioneers.com/bonhams/i... Auction results: http://www.findartinfo.com/search/listpr...
Can some one tell me the song and the artist and may be the lyrics to this song??
Rollin, rollin, rollin, keep them blunts a rollin, rollin, rollin, rollin, get high, crack open the 40z so we can all get naughty rollin, rollin, rollin, smoke out...................