The Arts and Crafts movement, which originated in Britain in the late 19th century, was a reaction against the mass production and industrialization that dominated the era. One of the key figures associated with this movement is William Morris, a prolific artist, writer, and designer. Morris…

The Thrill of Collecting

Diamond painting is a fun and relaxing activity that has recently taken the creative world by storm. This glittering skill is being used by many people as a means of relaxation and comfort. However, what precisely is diamond painting, and how does it relieve stress? This article will discuss…

I want to introduce you to a tutorial for resin paintings. Before you begin, you must first understand what resin is and what to look for when working with epoxy resin. I'll show you where to get the supplies you'll need and walk you through the process of making your first resin piece. The …

Every child is born with an innate sense of creativity, and it is only as we grow older and face more responsibilities that we lose that important trait. Creative people are those that never lost that instinct and continue to develop it throughout their lives. If you're stuck in a 9-5 job that doesn't inspire you or allow for any creative output, then the chances are that you are feeling unsatisfied and in need of a change. This is How To Let Creativity Back Into Your Life

When it comes to giving your home a makeover, there could hardly better time to do it than in the fall. As the days get shorter and we spend more time indoors, it’s only natural for us to find a new appreciation for our living space – and to look for ways to enhance it.

Do you wish to send someone a letter, possibly with a small present or a secret message? A homemade origami letter is an answer!

To some people, it seemed like fine dining was the last analog industry left in an increasingly digital world. Things are quickly changing, however and technology is quickly making inroads into this field. Naturally, high-tech products have already heavily taken the fast casual market by storm.

You need to harness your creative energies and develop a mindset that means you can work productively every day. If you cannot, then your art won't be completed, and certainly won't be marketable.

Gift-giving can be just as exciting and rewarding as gift-receiving – that is, if the shopping doesn’t kill you. Fortunately, one gift is both painless to shop for and versatile enough to suit any person’s style and taste.

The internet's growing popularity and increased access to social media have made artists' self-promotion a lot easier. They can post their music and make it reach a considerable number of people in a couple of days. However, gaining a massive following of dedicated fans is a bit harder becau…

Photos or paintings make ideal gifts for almost anyone and any occasion as they offer the kind of personal value that lasts a lifetime. If you're looking to really dazzle your friend or loved one, acrylic paint pictures that ...

What's in your crafting drawer? Every crafter needs to have holiday and occasional items in their well-stocked crafting drawers that can be used for scrapbooking, journaling and to build a collection of one-offs and rare finds. Do you have any of these?

Children often lack the language skills to convey their innermost thoughts and feelings. We can tell something is wrong. But when we ask them to express what's wrong, what do we get? Usually a shrug or a short answer of “Nothing.” Drawing classes for children are often a wonderfully effective outlet for children who need to develop the art of self-expression.

Planning to explore the art scene of San Diego? Look no further for a short list of some of the best museums in San Diego. Whether you're a fan of art, or a history buff, these museums are sure to entertain and enlighten your summer.

Art is a great way of expressing your feelings. The film industry has chosen some world-famous artists to make a few movies and show their vision and life.

Oil paintings form is a meticulous process. Although it's from the 15-century, oil painting remains popular today, the most popular works come from the past. It's important to look at these famous individuals and their most recognized works to see what made oil painting so mesmerizing in the first place.

The new 'Seeing is Believing' exhibit in San Diego is all the rage. The new artworks on display are must-see pieces of unique work that range from photography to sculptures. These works of art are on display at the Sparks Gallery on Sixth Ave and are worth seeing!

The work of artist Jeannette Scollard was selected as “Best In Show” in this year's prestigious biennial exhibit 50 To Watch. The two pieces named – Summer Solstice and Peace in the Valley highlight Scollard's exploration of the mystical triangle. The show is a celebration of contemporary art in San Diego designed to showcase some of the best visual artists in the region. The 50 To Watch exhibitions offer two month-long gallery shows with openings, an online gallery and a national publication which is distributed to 1,000+ galleries.

Sparks Gallery, in San Diego, on Sixth Avenue is a beautiful and cozy place where paintings and photography enjoy the perfect lighting, where brick wall complements all the exhibited pieces, and where silence allows you to fully focus on what you're looking at and what you're seeing. Local Artists Spotlight Exhibition ‘Seeing Is Believing'

San Diego's Watercolor Society celebrates its talented members by hosting monthly watercolor exhibits. The show for the entire month of March is called "Universal Notes," and is open to the public, no matter the age. Bring the family to this art exhibit at the Point Loma Liberty Station.

Next weekend you'll find a new kind of treasure hunt with fun and delights for the whole family at the 16th annual Indian Wells Arts Festival.

Some of the local artist in San Diego are branching out and are vying for the attention of the public eye, here are some of them and what they do best.

Thanks to the dedication of Patric Stillman, The Studio Door and all associated contributors, local artists can make their mark in the world of art. San Diego Art Exhibit Hurls Local Talent Into The Spotlight

In the heart of La Jolla, the Athenaeum Music & Arts Gallery is currently displaying works from three prominent and distinct artists: Antonio Adriano Puleo, Kraig Cavanaugh and Claire Van Vliet. Each artist takes an individualistic approach to artistic expression by utilizing different m…

By: Blythe Sinclair

(from left) Matt Schwader as John Worthing, Kate Abbruzzese as The Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax, Helen Carey as Lady Bracknell, Christian Conn as Algernon Moncrieff and Helen Cespedes as Cecily Cardew in The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde, directed by Maria Aitken, running January 27 …

On a stunning February morning in Rancho Santa Fe, the Valenti Equestrian Club hosted a fundraiser for the Love of Horses to Benefit Saving Horses, Inc. (SHI), a nonprofit organization that rescues horses and provides equine-assisted therapy programs.

FINE Magazine interviews J. Grant Brittain, one of the foremost skateboard photographers in the world.

A joint exhibition featuring the photography of Jonas Yip and the poetry of Wai-lim Yip and the exhibition of Life and Truth: French Landscapes from Corot to Monet. Emerging with layered voices and meaning – unveiling a forgotten history among trembling light and shadows, fine art photographer, Jonas Yip, and renowned poet and scholar Wai-lim Yip bring together a dialogue about Paris.

Inspired by the lifestyle and lure of coastal living, Jesse Miller – a local surfer and lifeguard, former North Shore resident and overall beach enthusiast – shares his passion for the surf through the expressions of his art.