Happy Spring! Did you all know I have an online arts and crafts resource directory called, " Inspired Me 411 ?" Yes, I do! LOL! I created it as a way to keep up with all the resources I was finding and decided to share in in 2020. Since then, I have continued to update the site with more to help those of you new to a craft or seasoned veterens. The website main pages include: About 411 & Me (Learn more about the site and my story into crafts.) Art Business (Lots of resources for artist to grow their business.) Papercrafts (Includes scrapbooking, cards, stamping and more.) Art & Art Journaling (Lists of artists in mixed media, watercolor, and acrylic.) Fiber Arts (Includes knitting, needlepoint, crocheting and more.) Craft Business (Various resources like marketing, website info and social media.) Mind & Body (Articles about the mental and physical benefits of arts and crafts.) General Crafts (Includes ...
Happy Spring everyone! In today's post, I will be sharing five tips to help you draw an awesome face. When I started learning how to draw some years ago, I started with faces. My husband had a drawing book for comicbook art and superheroes. One day, I picked it up and started practice drawing female faces. I did it everyday for a while. It was so exciting to see my progress and fun, too. I am a self-taught artist that started art in my 40's. So, if I can do it, so can you, with practice. Click HERE to see my first drawings in this 2012 blog post. Here are two examples of faces from my latest art collection, "Sparkling Florals, Figures and Faces." They were a joy to draw and paint. Check out the whole collection and video, HERE . "Violet" 2025 "Daisy" 2025 Ok, now on to the five tips! Tip #1 Look At Your Face Notice the proportions of your face, the shadows, the highlights and other features. Tip #2 Use Books, Magazines or Online Sources to Obs...