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Artists have often explored identity by creating portraits, both of him / herself and of others. If you look at a painter such as Holbein, you will see that he has included clothing and objects in the ima...

Here is a rough guideline for a really thorough Artist Study.
Begin your artist study by researching the Artist, find biographies, articles, interviews and critiques. Alongside an overview it is a g...

It is really up to you, how you present and display you work is down to your creative inspiration. If you hand write the writing should be legible and any images printed from the internet need to be corre...

Milroy often arranges the objects in rows or patterns against plain backgrounds, allowing them to stand out through isolation. Her use of repetition and a linear aesthetic unravels new characteristics of ...

The key to this would be to deeply consider all the aspects of that artist's work and then find what speaks most to you. This would mean looking into the artist's cultural background, the historical and p...