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Artistic, musical, creative, and entertaining topics in Journal's workplace sphere.

Pencil Drawing Made Easy By Nolan Clark
How to learn to draw with a pencil from scratch? Where to begin? The answer is simple – you just need to download Nolan Clark’s course (PDF & Video Files) and start studying the unique drawing techniques from the author. This person is a real pro in the field of drawing with a pencil. His method of teaching painting is understandable and gives tremendous results in the shortest possible time.
By Prasanth Kumar4 years ago in Journal
Finding our Writing Voice on Vocal in a World Full of Noise
Writing is something I have always done. Whether it be journaling, schoolwork, or passing notes in school. I talk a lot, so I also write a lot of words when four might get the point across I use four sentences instead.
By Erika Wood4 years ago in Journal
Splash Of Arts: The Collection Of Stunning And Unforgettable Wall Decor
Buy the best and high-quality wall art online. Here in Splash of Arts, you’ll find original and exclusive artwork collections to decorate the bare walls of your home. Choose amongst hundreds of modern art walls and let your walls tell stories.
By Shiraz Kahn4 years ago in Journal
THE ART WORLD MY YEAR ONE IMPRESSIONS
. THE ART WORLD MY YEAR ONE IMPRESSIONS I must admit confusion. NONE OF IT SEEMS TO MAKE ANY SENSE! . . Other artists,
By Ross E Fortune Lombardi4 years ago in Journal
Excellence is an art won by training and habituation
Have you thought of a system or centre, where an organisation can find the solution to every problem when they need it? From manufacturing to marketing covering every aspect of the organisation. Have you thought of a set of people with a diversity of knowledge in various areas coming together and sharing their ideas when needed by the organisation? Nowadays many organizations operate in the Center of Excellence or CoE.
By Madhurima Roy4 years ago in Journal
Casey Connaway Shares 5 Tips for aspiring Studio Artists
While many people are drawn to the arts as an escape from the pressures of daily life, there’s no denying that being in the art industry can be stressful and demanding. If you are an aspiring artist and want to know how to make it in the studio art world,
By Casey Connaway4 years ago in Journal
Beautiful Colors Of Chinese Culture
Speaking of the Chinese traditional festival Moon Cake Festival, as one of the traditional festivals of the Chinese nation, the Moon Cake Festival provides an important opportunity for family members to get together in Chinese style. The festival carries with it strong feelings for the hometown, family and country. Recently, the Beijing Language and Cultural Center for Diplomatic Missions had the opportunity to participate in an event organized in connection with the Moon Cake Festival. The event was organized exclusively for foreign nationals serving in Beijing and was attended by a large number of foreign experts from European and African countries including Pakistan, Russia and India.
By Shah Saud4 years ago in Journal
Colors of life
This story is for people who try to run away from their colorless relationships instead of coloring them and sometimes we are slow to realize that it is better to start new relationships or color them in old ones. Fill in ...? The decision is definitely in your hands but don't let it happen that you can't decide in time and in this delay your hands will be empty forever.
By Abubakar Ali4 years ago in Journal
Future of Illustration
Illustrators and animators have a lot of responsibility because they exist in a unique space where a photograph can't quite capture an idea and it can't be designed either. It is difficult to predict where the next brilliant piece of animation or illustration (or both combined!) will appear next in both mediums, bridging editorial, publishing, music, advertising, and film.
By Qunoot Moin4 years ago in Journal
How to Turn Your Art into Prints. Top Story - February 2022.
Mastering a new skill always comes with a learning curve. I'm one of the masochists who like to learn new things, and I've battled my fair share of unexpected obstacles. To illustrate, I bought a used car to "learn how to work on cars." You can guess how that went.
By RJ4 years ago in Journal
Art In The Garden
Especially when I move to a new neighborhood, I try not to walk home the same way twice. New York City has so much to share on every block, whether it's tasty restaurants or obscure architectural details, convenient dollar stores or cute stray cats. It helps to notice where the closest delis are and how late they stay open, what's happening at the art center or library, if the nearby bar has outdoor seating this season, which side of the street boasts the smoothest sidewalks in case I ever need to roll a suitcase around (and which cracked ones make the most interesting photos), how busy the laundromat is right now, when a new business will be opening, beautiful murals or graffiti to admire, and where I can get a dramatic view of the sky.
By Ellen Stedfeld4 years ago in Journal
How to Get Inside Your Character’s Head
“If only I had a…” — what? A desire to work under any adversity, remembering that creative work for an artist in any field is as essential as food or sleep. Happiness, mental health itself, depends on your continuing to work. You need it like a diabetic needs insulin, and you have a right to it. — Natalie Goldberg
By James Garside4 years ago in Journal