Art Articles
25. The Shell Ladies Of Margate
From a distance you could be forgiven for mistaking some of Margate's most distinctive visitors for lonely brides standing sentinel on the seafront, their large white dresses and slightly achronistic bonnets creating a stark contrast with the grey, crumbling prom of the almost forgotten Kent seaside town.
26. Cool Tattoo Ideas - Aim For The Best Tattoo Design
Read this article if you are researching tattoo design ideas.
27. Find The Right Tattoo Design Idea or You'll Regret It
Read this article to get more information on finding the right tattoo design idea.
28. Rare Antiques Moments Live On - Peaks of Love, Depths of Despair
English artist John Constable changed modern art and enjoyed great love amidst poverty. When his beloved wife died, leaving him 7 children, his art darkened.
29. How to Spot Assyrian Antique Furniture
Relevant observations on how to spot Assyrian antique furniture.
30. Picking Your Dream Tattoo Design
Article gives quality tattoo information on how to pick a design you can live with for the rest of your life.
31. Do You Know what Celtic Tattoos Are?
Article discusses the history, meaning and most popular form of this type of tattoo.
32. Innovative Tribal Tattoo Designs
Article narrows down the thousands of tattoo designs available.
33. Excalibur Swords, Awesome Power, Legendary Beauty, Lasting Appeal
Excalibur is intimately associated with the myths, legends and romance surrounding King Arthur, Camelot, and the Knights of the Round Table. According to legend, Excalibur was a mysterious sword with magical powers.
34. The Care And Maintenance Of Your Airbrush Equipment
A small description on how to take care and maintain your air brush gear.
35. My Favorite Rare Movie Posters
There seems to be quite a fascination these days, with old stuff. Or perhaps there always has been, but it was kind of tucked away in little niche corners, and unnoticed by the masses.
36. How Math Makes Art Possible
A popular stereotype holds that some students are "math people" and some students, "humanities people." "Humanities people" excel in such subjects as English, visual art, history, drama, and social studies, because of their high creativity or "right-brainedness," while "math and logic people" struggle with creative subjects but excel at logic-driven disciplines.
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