Monday, February 25, 2013

The Value Of Water Color Artists

By Celia Hall


Art has many purposes and there are few people in this world who find that they cannot appreciate it for one reason or another. Whether you choose to collect work from certain water color artists, or find that studying their work is a great form of meditation, many people find that it offers them some form of benefit.

The real value of these pieces is in the expression. Whether they are modern or much older you can see many things with a watercolor painting. They can be social commentary pieces, or even simply an example of how the world has changed in modern times. Many people find that this type of art shows much more emotion than others and also that painting it is a great form of meditation.

Many collectors focus on one particular artist or time period. Collections of this type can add up to an enormous value and it is very important to get them insured accordingly. Often collectors can be more concerned with the price of a piece than whether they like it on a more personal level. Art is very subjective so it is difficult to place a value on it.

Although there are numerous different types of painting, such as oil and acrylic, watercolors have the wonderful ability of allowing the painter to express honest emotion in a very fluid style. When painted with the emotions in mind a great deal can be transferred to the canvas. This allows an unlimited amount of interpretations to be found in the piece.

There is a skill to becoming a successful watercolor painter. By successful this does not refer to the level of money earned from each painting, but rather whether the finished piece met the artists expectations. First the basic methods of the art form need to be learned, and only then can they be adapted to create a piece that is unusual or special.

People looking to learn how to use this paint have such a variation of options that it is a wonder that more people don't choose to learn it. You have the option of learning in a class environment or from DVD's, book and online tutorials. Some people even teach themselves by looking at the work of famous pieces and copying them until they have mastered the technique enough to make their own pieces.

If you are considering classes then why not go with a friend or another member of your family. This will ensure that you don't lose interest and you can complete the course. Don't forget to look online to see if there is a place in your local area that is not well known. Base your decision on reviews and the opinions of previous students to ensure that you choose the right place.

If you are thinking of buying someone special a watercolor then consider both high street and online stores. You might want to look at some of your favorite water color artists and scenes for inspiration, but remember to pick one that speaks to you and the person who you are buying for. Ensure that the piece is worth the amount that is costs and you are not being conned.




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