by Paul D. Ciuppa
paul@dreams-on-canvas.com
I believe that everyone has the talent to paint, draw and create with color. You just need to have the desire and will to try. We are not born great artists, it is a learned skill. You need to desire to create, whether it be with color, pencil, pottery etc.. You get the picture. This site is here for all those who have the desire to paint and create, but don't really know where or how to start.
I have been painting since I was in high school, and actually started back when I was around 5 or so. I am sure you did too, who didn't color with crayons when they were very young. Back then you were too young to think you had no talent and didn't care anyway.
I hope you find help and inspiration here at Dreams On Canvas
Please sign my guest book before you go and let me know what you think........
Don't forget to check out my blog.
There are a lot of instructional videos there...don't miss them !!!
http://dreamsoncanvas.blogspot.com
Thanks, Paul
http://myforum.dreams-on-canvas.com/
and let's talk painting !!!!!
American Artist
Jan 03, 2009 02:23PM
AmericanArtist on 2008-12-24T13:00:32Z
Q: I use an acetate film to protect my watercolors when I present them to clients and when I store them. Often, I use Windex to clean off fingerprints on the acetate. Do the chemicals in the Windex pose any...
AmericanArtist on 2008-12-18T13:00:33Z
Cheap Joe's Classroom: Putting in the Sky
This video demonstrates an effective technique for painting the sky in a watercolor landscape. Cheap Joe's Lesson 20: Putting in the Sky
AmericanArtist on 2008-12-17T13:00:41Z
Q: I currently keep all of my finished oil and pastel paintings in my Manhattan studio. In the winter, the studio gets very hot because I can't control the heat. Can the extreme temperature hurt my paintings?
AmericanArtist on 2008-12-16T20:02:06Z
Visit the American Artist Community Site For New Editorial Content
As many visitors have already discovered, the American Artist online presence is currently transitioning to a new format. The new American Artist community site is already home to the American Artist forums, and fresh online editorial content is being shifted...
AmericanArtist on 2008-12-10T13:00:51Z
Q: Is it possible to reuse thinner or turpentine?
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