All Posts in Review

|In: Yard Art|Last Updated:
Your Life is a Work of Art: Writing Your Annual Review

It starts off with individual stuff like joy, travel, and hobbies.

Up coming I want you to believe about the do the job you did in the studio and how it transformed. Dig deep into your imaginative output and I’m sure you will have a couple aha moments.

Then, simply because it is important to continue to keep mastering in get to improve, mirror on how you fed your brain. What did you master and in which or from whom did you master it? If you teach, do a wrap-up of how your classes and workshops went.

At last, you finish The Artist’s Yearly Review with enterprise and internet marketing. Go outside of the numbers and look at how you evolved as a organization operator.

The cause I enjoy my small business is because I get to experiment. It’s a full-on resourceful act for me. I want you to

…
Read More

|In: Tenet Movie|Last Updated:
What is Saatchi Art? Is it worth it? Review of Pros and Cons

1. Saatchi Art’s legitimacy

A lot of artists know Saatchi Art due to the fact of the reputed Saatchi Gallery or Saatchi & Saatchi enterprise. On the other hand, Saatchi Artwork has nothing to do with the Saatchi Gallery these days. At first Saatchi Artwork was a aspect of Charles Saatchi’s business named Saatchi On the internet. In August 2014, Need Media, a New York-based company, offered it. Saatchi On line was later rebranded as Saatchi Artwork, with a slogan: Be first, obtain first.

Saatchi art might shed its identify

Nonetheless, the title Saatchi Artwork desired to be far more specifically authentic. Saatchi Art makes use of a British accent in its advertising and marketing, trying to use the misleading association with Saatchi Gallery as leverage. In November 2014, Charles Saatchi launched a secession of lawsuits against Saatchi Artwork, seeking to prevent them from working with his spouse and

…
Read More

|In: Film Photography|Last Updated:
Best places to sell art online [open call for review] 2022

How to choose your selling art online place

1. Hosted

It’s hosted shopping cart software for short. It allows you to have an independent online store (not on Etsy) without having to have your own website. It’s the opposite of self-hosted shopping cart software, which you install on your website.

  • Pro: You don’t need to pay, to build or maintain your own website. You can start selling art within minutes on your social media.
  • Con: You might get too comfortable with this simple option and forget that your brand needs an artist website. Also, you cannot add new features by customizing them.

3. Free plan

The free plan allows you to start selling online without having to pay a monthly fee. It’s a great feature for financially struggling artists or those who don’t want to take any risks. Many hosted platforms offer this option to attract new customers.

  • Downside:
…
Read More

|In: Yard Art|Last Updated:
Benks Infinity Pro magnetic iPad stand (review)

Assessment device presented by Benks

I reviewed the Benks Infinity magnetic iPad stand a couple months ago and now you can find a new product out, just in time for the Apple M2 iPad Professional release.

This new design is called the Benks Infinity Pro Magnetic iPad Stand. The price is US $86 to $96 depending on the iPad model.


Here’s the value comparison chart with the earlier model. Selling prices are inclusive of world-wide totally free shipping.


The principal promoting position of the new product (remaining) is the rotating foundation.


It is nevertheless foldable like the earlier design, just that it won’t fold as flat owing to the thicker cylindrical stand.


The large rubber padding beneath the base has great grip on table.

Rotation is effective perfectly and you will find some clicking system to maintain the situation so that the foundation doesn’t spin repeatedly, or rotate with

…
Read More

|In: Film Photography|Last Updated:
Polaroid Now+ review | CNN Underscored



CNN
—  

We know and love Polaroid for its analog cameras and the ‘90s nostalgia that comes with them, but the new Polaroid Now+ takes things to a whole new level. This camera is the brand’s most high-tech option yet, and after a week of testing we can confirm that it’s pretty exceptional for an analog camera.

Pairing with the Polaroid app, the Now+ offers loads of creativity. Whether you’re a professional photographer or looking to casually snap some fun shots with your friends, the Polaroid Now+ is a fun and high-tech film camera that’s well worth the money.

A fun, high-tech camera

The Polaroid Now+ is a high-tech spin on the classic instant camera, giving you lots of fun app-based options for customizing your shots.

Who it’s for: The Polaroid Now+ is great for beginning and advanced photographers alike. Whether you’re just starting to play around with analog and

…
Read More

|In: Close Up Photography|Last Updated:
Sigma 90mm F2.8 DG DN Contemporary Review

The Sigma 90mm F2.8 DG DN Contemporary ($639) is another entry in the I Series, a family of compact, metal-barrel lenses for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Like others in the family, the 90mm F2.8 is made for photographers who want to pack small, lightweight kits, prefer fixed focal views to zoom, and appreciate on-lens aperture control. It’s missing the extensive weather protection that Sigma puts in some of its other prime lenses, and doesn’t gather as much light as peers like Sony’s similarly affordable FE 85mm F1.8 or Panasonic Lumix S 85mm F1.8, but if you’re in love with the look and feel of the I Series, those lenses won’t do the trick.

Aluminum Construction for an Old-School Feel

The 90mm F2.8 follows the I Series design playbook closely. It’s a short, squat lens, one that may be mistaken for vintage at a distance thanks to its piano black, anodized aluminum

…
Read More