Scratchboard art, a form of engraving that offers dramatic contrast and striking detail, is both an ancient technique and a modern medium of expression. The History of Scratchboard Art Scratchboard originated in the 19th century as a tool for reproduction in printing, before photography became widespread. Initially used for illustrations in medical, scientific, and botanical…

Cheyenne L Rouse’s photography captures more than just images; it captures history. Through her lens, the spirit and nostalgia of The West are preserved in stunning clarity and emotional depth. lets explore how her transition from film to digital has influenced Cheyenne L Rouse’s work and the unique techniques she employs to capture the essence…

The Rule of Three is celebrated across the interior design community for its simplicity and profound impact on creating visually appealing, balanced spaces. This guideline, emphasizing the power of odd numbers-particularly the number three-serves as a versatile tool in the hands of decorators and homeowners alike, allowing for the enhancement of spaces through thoughtful arrangement,…

In this video interview, we explore the artistic path of Krystal Obrzut, a promising talent deeply rooted in the rich soils of her Hopi heritage. Under the guidance of her mother, Kim Obrzut, a renowned bronze artist with over 35 years of experience, Krystal is navigating the realms of tradition and craftsmanship that have defined…

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Mike Greenfield is a stone sculpture artist based in Goodyear, Arizona. His passion for art began with pencil, pen and ink drawings, which he learned in California. After moving to Lake Tahoe, he began to study watercolor and eventually combined it with his pen and ink drawings. He later explored three-dimensional art and took bronze…