Tuesday, 17 July 2018

Showing Your Artwork

One major problem I get with displaying artwork is perspective. That is to say that the viewer has no real, visual, idea of how large the artwork is. One answer is to post a close-up for detail 


and another t
o show the work in situ. 




For this idea I am in debt to Mary Maxam (Link to her Blog Here)

12 comments:

  1. The drawing is wonderful. I like the couch, too! Hugs, Valerie

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  2. That is a good idea! Here is a site where you can show your work in several different interiors: https://www.ohmyprints.com/index/455/de/WallApp

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  3. What an outstanding piece of artwork, John.

    The word is "Stunning".

    Where is it from ?

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    1. From an ecclesiastical point of view: The Cloisters at Glos. Cathedral

      from a Harry Potter fan point of view: the corridor at Hogwarts

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  4. Good grief John, that's HUGE by Pen and Ink standards. No wonder it's taken you so long. I was going to ask for a link to an actual-size image so I could see the detail but I wouldn't be able to afford a big enough monitor. LOL.
    Seriously good work ... I'm in awe. ;-)

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    1. Hello John, Most of my P & I works are large, it comes from being a fan of Axel Haig (1835 – 1921). Loved your boathouse - so nice to see fellow P & I artists, not many of us around.... which is why your forum is so important

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  5. Excellent idea to give us all a sense of its scale. This can only be describes as... drum roll and trumpet blowing...magnificent! Or maybe, awesome? Your choice!!

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    1. Hope you had a great vacation, Julie. Hoping to catch up with you in the near future.

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  6. This is an amazing piece which looks beautiful up on the wall, John. I love seeing it above the couch so you can get an idea of the size. The details are outstanding!!! Such patience!!!!!!!

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    1. Thank you Hilda, just found your comment held up in the depths of Blogland

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