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And how to make prints cheaper!
Of course, there are far more than five places to make prints of your artwork, and I can’t list them all, but here are some options for a range of budgets and importantly, for a range of purposes. These are especially good for one-off prints of artwork.
Every week I get lots of emails with vouchers, discount codes and sales offers from companies, because I’m an affiliate for them, so I thought I would compile all of the UK art and craft sales & discounts in one easy location.
I hope to gather more discounts for art supplies stores as time goes on, so bear with me as I find them.
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I like unusual gifts for artists – things that can raise a smile while saying, “I know what you’re into.”
It’s hard to find just the right gift for the artist in your life, isn’t it? If you buy art supplies, you’ve got to make sure it’s something they either need or are interested in, and that it isn’t going to be insulting because it’s below their skill level, and that can be hard to gauge. Here are some weird gifts for artists, picked by me, with tips for buying the right gift.
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This essay was written in 2011 when I was a student.
I’d planned to publish it as it was, but sadly, Barkley L. Hendricks passed away earlier in 2017, leading me to question whether to update it or not to reflect this. I decided to keep the essay as it was, written in the present tense, but the context of its writing should be borne in mind.
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I’ve written before in previous posts about fonts for painting as well as fonts for drawing, and now I’ve compiled a list of my favourite typefaces that are reminiscent of printmaking methods.
