When choosing a place to hang your portrait it is important to keep the following things in mind. Areas with high humidity such as the bathroom and kitchen are going to make the portrait paper susceptible to crinkling and mold so it is important to find a dry place and out of direct sunlight. Under...
Framing the pastel portrait is essential to ensure the longevity of the work and protect the artwork from any damage and smudging. Whether you are getting your portrait framed professionally or you are doing it yourself, there are some important things to note when framing and handling pastel artworks. It is normal for a small...
I know first hand the struggles of getting a photo of a dog that will not cooperate for a photo shoot. It usually ends in a photo that is all nose and no ears. Hopefully these tips may help you get that winning photo of your dog for a portrait that really does them justice. 1....
If you have received your very own piece of original fine-artwork, a soft pastel portrait of your horse/dog or if you have gifted a portrait to a loved one, please read! Pastels are unique in that they do not dry out and crack over time, like oil and acrylic paintings. Pastel is one of the...