 A shelf in my studio outside my home I own an embarrassing amount of art books. They take up space all over my house, in my studio outside my home, and I love them. However, I have some all-time faves. These are the books that always seem to find their way into my hands. They move from my studio outside my home, back to my home with regularity, and from room-to-room frequently. To find out what they are, and why I consider them some of the best out there, check out this video.
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 Fleeting Imagination, 18"x14," oil on panel, ©Lynn Goldstein, $800 Having lived in the Washington, DC area for decades, I have visited the Torpedo Factory Art Center more frequently than I can begin to say. Between taking classes, visiting artist studios and showing my work in juried exhibitions there, I have spent countless hours at this artist's mecca.
For years I have also considered throwing my canvas into the ring to become a part of the Torpedo Factory Artist's Association. That said, I knew that being accepted was not an easy task. Fear played a role as it often has when I was faced with the clear-eyed possibility of rejection. In fact, I experienced that rejection a few years ago when I applied. Didn't even make it through the "first round" in the battle. This time was different. The art goddesses smiled on me, and I recently received my acceptance. I am thrilled. To see the art that I submitted, click read more. This is the first in a series of videos to show you tools that will improve your art. This one is so simple, you will not believe it. Take a look! |
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