BREAKOUT! Your Pathway to Success
Mosaic: Finding Your Own Voice
Reflections: Textural Glass Art
Meditations: Messages From the Other Side
Here is the Find Your Voice portfolio review featuring the artwork of landscape designer Lin, who works in glass fusing and mosaic.
The review is meant to help the artist as much as others watching to understand how art intimately reflects the artist. Reviews are not limited to mosaic and may include other media.
Here is the first Find Your Voice portfolio review featuring the artwork of Tricia, who works in ceramics, glass, paper cutting, and mosaic.
The review is meant to help the artist as much as others watching to understand how art intimately reflects the artist.
In this episode I offer you some tips to photographing fine art and submitting images to publications.
Announcing the eBook of BREAKOUT! Your Pathway to Success. Now available here.
Yes, at long last, "BREAKOUT! Your Pathway to Success" is finally almost done. In this episode I share the core message(s) of the book as well as a tidbit about myself that might surprise you. It's all good though.
I know, I know. This video is long overdue. So here's the latest scoop on topics including: ebooks, progress on BREAKOUT! Your Pathway to Success, and an announcent about the new workshop, Breakout & Find Your Own Voice.
Be a fly on the wall (or ceiling, as the case may be) while I work on my latest "fresco cement" artwork, titled Under Pressure.
This episode is a follow-up to Episode 17 in which I helped artists decide which images to submit for consideration for my new book, BREAKOUT! Your Pathway to Success.
Updated on August 20, 2009 by
Brit Hammer
Work on my new book BREAKOUT! Your Pathway to Success is well under way. The deadline for receiving all submissions to the open call to artists is 9/9/09.
If you're an artist who wants to submit images but aren't sure which 3 artworks to submit, this video is for you. I will review a limited number of your images so you know which artwork(s) to submit. Please watch the video first.
August 10, 2010