Artists Of Alaska

We would like to invite you to join our directory for promotion. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists (NWOAA), a brand new directory dedicated to promoting artists of all creative talents in the United States. Painters, digital artists, photographers, t-shirt art designers, wood workers, metal workers, mixed media artists, fiber artists such as knitters, crocheters, cross stitchers, embroiderers, sewers, jewelry makers etc., who are serious about their business and produce awesome work for sale are welcome to join our directory. We have a low one time fee which includes a directory listing in your state, with up to three images to show your style of work, a bio, links to your website and social media. We also will occasionally write about your work in our newsletters.

Our #1 goal is to create a household name with our directory, providing readers with the most trusted source for finding the best art and hand-crafted products created in the United States. We want to be a part of your success by helping to connect you with buyers who are interested in supporting American talent, and by doing so, helping those buyers successfully support originality and individual talent, rather than mass produced merchandise.

There are millions of great artists on this planet, however as an American run directory founded by a United States military veteran who loves art, we believe in supporting handmade products and art produced first and only in America. By buying American talent, you are supporting America.

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Artists Of Alabama

We would like to invite you to join our directory for promotion. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists (NWOAA), a brand new directory dedicated to promoting artists of all creative talents in the United States. Painters, digital artists, photographers, t-shirt art designers, wood workers, metal workers, mixed media artists, fiber artists such as knitters, crocheters, cross stitchers, embroiderers, sewers, jewelry makers etc., who are serious about their business and produce awesome work for sale are welcome to join our directory. We have a low one time fee which includes a directory listing in your state, with up to three images to show your style of work, a bio, links to your website and social media. We also will occasionally write about your work in our newsletters.

Our #1 goal is to create a household name with our directory, providing readers with the most trusted source for finding the best art and hand-crafted products created in the United States. We want to be a part of your success by helping to connect you with buyers who are interested in supporting American talent, and by doing so, helping those buyers successfully support originality and individual talent, rather than mass produced merchandise.

There are millions of great artists on this planet, however as an American run directory founded by a United States military veteran who loves art, we believe in supporting handmade products and art produced first and only in America. By buying American talent, you are supporting America.

If you are reading this invitation and know a artist or creative person who could benefit from our directory, please mention our website to them.

Alternatively you may use the share buttons on this post to share a link on your social media.

Please follow our website and our twitter @nwoaart to keep up with our updates and artistic talent promotions. We want to show you how America really does have talent.

Mystic Reflections Fantasy Art by Caralyn Edwards-Tucker

Mystic Reflections

Fantasy art figures created by polymer clay artist, Caralyn, from Atlanta, Ga. Owner of Mystic Reflections since 2003.

Artist’s Bio: A little over a decade ago, my sister helped me start up my art business “Mystic Reflections.” At the time, I had just a small website and most of my artwork was black-and-white sketches that I sold at craft shows. In 2007, I sculpted my first Myxies (fairy sculptures), dragons, and animal pals. My early sculptures were made from an air-drying clay. I now use polymer clay, having refined my materials along with my techniques and tools.

After trying for several years, I was finally accepted into the Dragon Con Art show in 2008. I’ve been fortunate enough to be accepted back every year, which has continuously made it my largest annual event. To date, I’ve received six awards from the art show for various pieces. My work’s popularity has grown steadily due to the exposure Dragon Con provides, and I look forward to this exciting convention each year. Several smaller shows discovered me through Dragon Con and have approached me about being their featured artist.

Two years ago, I was able to leave my corporate job to pursue my art full-time. This allowed me to dedicate more time to perfecting my craft and gave me the opportunity to illustrate my first children’s book, “The Adventures of Mend.” It was my first experience as a contracted professional illustrator.

Every year, my business continues to grow, and I’m able to create a multitude of artworks for people to enjoy. I hand-make each of my sculptures, never using molds so each piece is one-of-a-kind. These unique creations prove to be the most popular of my pieces.

Visit and follow Caralyn at the following links:

Website: [link]
Etsy: [link]
Twitter: [link]
Instagram: [link]
Facebook: [link]
Deviantart: [link]
Tumblr: [link]
Pinterest: [link]

NWOAA Directory member: 2017-0001
Member since: Friday, September 8th, 2017

Mystic Reflections

Mystic Reflections

Latest Instagram Posts By This Artist

Blog Mentions

  1. The Latest Instagram News From Mystic Reflections – 2018-01-01-MO in Directory Spotlights
  2. Sighting Of Beautiful White Giraffes In Kenya – 2017-10-11-WE in Animals
  3. Free Cross Stitch Patterns From Sullivans – 2017-10-10-TU in Free Stuff
  4. TechRadar’s Guide To The Best Portable Music Players – 2017-10-09-MO in Technology
  5. Cutethulhu Nuzzling Skull – 2017-10-07-SA in Directory Spotlights

Are you an artist, photographer, or crafty person residing in the United States who would like to have your work featured in our blog posts? We would love to have you in our directory, and we would love the opportunity to help you connect with new fans of your work. Please visit our listings page to find out how to join our directory and start getting promoted by the Nationwide World Of American Artists (NWOAA) Directory today.

DJ Lange – Create 001

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With this post we are starting a new series of music players featuring trance/electronic podcasts and dj mix sets added to our site (thanks to the power of SoundCloud and WordPress). We wanted to provide some music for artists (or just anyone who loves electronic music) to listen to while working on their artwork or just hanging out. We’re really into Lange’s Create podcast series. So we decided to start with the very first episode to get this music party started. We’ll be adding more from this series as well as other music podcasts and long play dj mix sets as time goes on. So turn your speakers up, click that play button, and get busy working on your art, or twiddling your thumbs while you relax to the tunes.

Broadcast Date: July 15th, 2015

TRACKLIST:

01 Ferry Corsten – Find A Way
02 LTN & Eranga feat. Katty Heath – Dont Push Me Back (Estiva Remix)
03 Lange & Susana vs Frost Raven – Aphrodite vs Risk worth taking (Lange Mashup)
04 Stephen Kirkwood – Homeland (Original Mix
05 Lange – Formula None (Alex Di Stefano Remix) [Masterpiece]
06 Quincy Weigert – Sweet Sugar Sin [Create Mix]
07 Nhato – Ondine
08 Ferry Corsten – Homeward
09 Menno de Jong – Abhyasa (Alex Di Stefano Remix)
10 Orkidea – Redemption (Tempo Giusto Remix)
11 Antony Waldhorn – The Ancients (Original Mix)
12 Airscape vs Peetu S – Pianomatic (Airscape Festival Mix)
13 Ayla – Ayla (Taucher Remix) [Classic]

Related Links:

  1. Create on Trance Podcasts (main page) [link]
  2. Create Episode 001 on Trance Podcasts (source for tracklist + download) [link]
  3. Create Episode 001 SoundCloud Home [link]
  4. DJ Lange’s Website [link]
  5. DJ Lange on Twitter [link]

If for any reason the player doesn’t work, it could be because the dj removed the mix from SoundCloud. We would appreciate it if you let us know if there is a problem by commenting below and we’ll check it out, and/or remove from our site if necessary.

We hope you enjoyed the music and come back for more any time. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists, and we invite all United States artists, photographers, and creatives to find out how we can promote your work, and get listed for discovery and promotion. Please follow us on our blog, and on twitter @nwoaart for more news and talent from our directory and around the web.

The Palace Door

Around the web with the NWOAA, bringing you the best art world articles for your reading pleasure. {Cooper Hewitt – Posted by Kimberly Randall on September 5, 2017 – Author: Chris Martens} Excerpt: “Janice Arnold’s striking felt, silk and jute door panel conjures the rich and vibrant history of both contemporary and historic tentage traditions. The panel was part of a large-scale installation entitled The Palace Yurt, commissioned by Cooper Hewitt for the 2009 exhibition Fashioning Felt. During research trips to Central Asia and Mongolia, Arnold became fascinated by the trellis tents of Kygyzstan (boz üy) and Mongolia (ger). Intrigued by tales of Chinggis Qan, whose tents were said to hold over 1000 men, she began drawings for The Palace Yurt. In 13th century Mongolia, the oversized traditional door flap was associated with kingship[1] both symbolically and literally. Constructed of felt and hung over the sacred threshold it separated the world of the nobility from that of the outside world.” Photo credit: Cooper Hewitt; Textile, Door panel, 2008, designed by Janice Arnold (American, b. 1953), manufactured by JA Felt, felted Merino wool, silk and jute, Museum purchase through Exhibition Funds, 2010-14-1-a/c [View The Entire Article On Cooper Hewitt]

More Recent Art News Around The Web

  1. The Met: Women Artists in Nineteenth-Century France [link]
  2. Pitchfork: Photographer William Eggleston Announces Debut Album Musik, Shares New Song: Listen [link]
  3. The Art Newspaper: Museums in Houston reopen after Hurricane Harvey [link]
  4. Hyperallergic: 11 Great Art and Culture Podcast Episodes of 2017 [link]
  5. Open Culture: Download 67,000 Historic Maps (in High Resolution) from the Wonderful David Rumsey Map Collection [link]
  6. The Met: Labor Day Special: Artists at Work, Workers in Art [link]
  7. Artnet News: It’s a Grand Old Flag, But One Artist Wants to Take Yours Down and Put It in a Museum [link]
  8. Artnet News: How Julie Mehretu Created Two of Contemporary Art’s Largest Paintings for SFMOMA [link]

This article promotion and links were curated by hand, and not by any type of traffic exchange service, nor are we monetarily sponsored to bring you these great articles. We hand select and add links only to the best news articles published by the most trusted sources in the art industry. These are curated from museums, art galleries, and art news sites. We work hard, and spend hours every day to bring the most up to date news links to you, however we do sometimes post links to older articles that we think may be interesting to you as well. We hope that our art news posts are a valuable reading source for all of our viewers. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists, and we invite all United States artists, photographers, and creatives to find out how we can promote your work, and get listed for discovery and promotion. Please follow us on our blog, and on twitter @nwoaart for more news and talent from our directory and around the web.

8 Photographers Who Captured the Youth Culture of the 90’s

Around the web with the NWOAA bringing you the best articles for your reading pleasure. {Artsy Editorial – By Molly Gottschalk – Jul 21st, 2016} Excerpt: “It’s hard to imagine the 1990s without Corinne Day’s portrait of a forlorn, 15-year-old Kate Moss striking a pose in skimpy silk underwear, following a fight with her then-boyfriend. Or Larry Clark’s decade-defining film Kids (1995), which blew the lid off a drug-fueled, sex-obsessed band of New York City teenagers. In the ’90s, documenting real life became increasingly en vogue, for better or for worse. Fashion shoots favored grunge over glamorized, staged tableaux, and photographers pointed their lenses to their realities and the fraught issues of the time—including identity politics and the AIDS crisis, among others. In the midst of our current nostalgia for the 20th century’s final decade, and the last generation to experience a world without omnipresent technology, we look to eight photographers who captured the zeitgeist of ’90s youth.” Photo credit: Photo Credit: Ryan McGinley, Car Service, 1999. [View On Artsy]

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Art In Rome In The Eighteenth Century (2000) by: Bowron, Edgar Peters; Rishel, Joseph J; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Mar. 16-May 28, 2000 and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, June 25-Sept. 17, 2000. Includes bibliographical references (p. 592-620) and index.

The entrepôt of Europe / Christopher M.S. Johns — Arcadian Rome, universal capital of the arts / Liliana Barroero and Stefano Susinno — Key figures in eighteenth-century Rome / Ornella Francisci Osti — Chronology / Jon L. Seydl — Catalogue : Architecture ; Decorative arts ; Sculpture ; Paintings ; Drawings ; Prints

“Caught between the Theatricality of the Baroque and the acute sensibility of Romanticism, art in Rome in the eighteenth century has long been a neglected area of study.” “The grand scale and spectacular diversity of the period are comprehensively captured for the first time in this definitive history of the period, produced to accompany a major U.S. exhibition organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and documenting the work of over 150 artists. With over 450 illustrations, and texts by an outstanding array of experts from around the world, Art in Rome in the Eighteenth Century provides a massively authoritative survey of a fascinating era.”–BOOK JACKET

Available for download on the Internet Archive, a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more. You may read the book online or download a pdf file of the full book, or download it in various other formats they offer to suit your needs.

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We hope that you enjoy this vintage book. We spend hours every week searching the Internet Archive for great old books to post on our site that are artistic, educational in nature, or that we just think may be of interest to our viewers. Please follow our blog to see our next great book find. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists, and we invite all United States artists, photographers, and creatives to find out what we do, and get listed for discovery and promotion.

History Of The Fan (1910) by: Rhead, G. Woolliscroft

A vintage book about the history of the hand fan. Available for download on the Internet Archive, a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more.

Enjoy this huge book full of info and information about hand fans. The book is 500+ pages with lots of pictures and illustrations. You may read the book online or download a pdf file of the full book, or download it in various other formats they offer to suit your needs.

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We hope that you enjoy this vintage book. We spend hours every week searching the Internet Archive for great old books to post on our site that are artistic, educational in nature, or that we just think may be of interest to our viewers. Please follow our blog to see our next great book find. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists, and we invite all United States artists, photographers, and creatives to find out what we do, and get listed for discovery and promotion.

The Grift Podcast

Listen to the latest episode of The Grift Podcast on RadioPublic.

Podcast description: When we hear about confidence games, we think, “never me.” Welcome to The Grift, a show about con artists and the lives they ruin. Best-selling author and New Yorker writer Maria Konnikova takes us to the darker side of human nature and deceit. Ten stories about card sharks, cult leaders, art forgers, impostors, and more. Why do we fall for them time and time again?

You can always listen to the lastest episode right here on our site. To listen to more episodes from this podcast, visit RadioPublic.

We hope that you enjoy listening to this podcast as much as we do. We are the Nationwide World Of American Artists, and we invite all United States artists, photographers, and creatives to find out what we do, and get listed for discovery and promotion.

Newsletter #1

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Welcome to our first newsletter here at the Nationwide World Of American Artists Directory. It is Friday, September 1st, 2017, and although we’ve already made the announcement previously on our blog that we are open for adding listings to our directory, we are counting today as our “OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING”. Why? Because today is our founders birthday. Happy Birthday David Thrift.

Our purpose for this directory is to become the #1 place on the internet for American artists, and photographers to get discovered, and connect with new fans, and buyers of their work. We intend to build a directory of creative people from all 50 states in the United States. Our directory will be categorized by state to make it simple for viewers to check within their state, or across the nation for new talent to follow, and buy artwork from.

Artists And Photographers Get Listed With Us Today. To get our services started, we have a very low one time directory listing fee of only $30.00, and this includes a directory listing with up to three images to promote your work, unlimited bio text, placement on our homepage “new members” rotation, periodic mentions in our newsletters, and mentions of your work tweeted out to our twitter page @nwoaart. A lot of work will be put into promoting your work for such a small fee. If you are interested in getting your art or photography promoted with us, please visit our listings page for more details. Now is the time to get your listing in our directory as we’re starting out so that you can take advantage of the low fee we’re currently offering. Remember it is only a one time fee.

We Want To Be More Than Just A Directory. As time goes on, we will be building our website up with free content for our viewers as well as to inspire artistic creativity. Please read on to find out some of the ideas we’re working on to make our website valuable to our viewers.

Free Color Cards And Color Pallets – For artists, we recently started producing free “color cards” and posting them on our blog in our Color Of The Day series. Think of them as paint color sample cards you find at your favorite paint store, only these can be used for sampling directly with your art software (photoshop, etc.), or try to match the colors with your real paint if you are working on a real painting. In time we’ll also start creating and posting some color pallets. We have an idea for those that we think will be fun. We will name each color pallet after a different city in the U.S., and when we post them, we will also post a link (most likely to an article about that city on wikipedia). Essentially we would be promoting artistic creativity as well as prompting viewers to learn about the history of different parts of our great nation, the United States. You can see a sample of the color cards we’re producing below.

This was the very first one we posted. Feel free to save it, and all the future color cards and pallets we post for your personal use. All we ask is that you don’t crop and redistribute these images. Instead, tell your friends where they can get them (post a link to our site).

Podcasts – We were excited to learn that WordPress and RadioPublic have partnered together to make it so that bloggers can add podcast players into blog posts on thier websites. So we have begun searching through RadioPublic’s podcast directory to find some podcasts we think our viewers may be interested in listening to. You can go over to our podcasts section on our blog to see which podcasts we’ve listed so far. We will be adding more as time goes on. What’s neat about these players is that they will always play the latest episode. If you then decide to listen to more, we provide a link to that podcasts page and you can then choose which of their older episodes you want to listen to.

We Admit it, We Hoard Art – Abstract art is our favorite, and we love instagram. Put the two together and we go nuts eyeballing all of the great abstract paintings and art that artists are posting there. We love finding the best ones and presenting them to our readers through the Art Raids section of our blog. Each time we go on an art raid, we find 10 of the latest, and best artworks to show. The images however are not stored on our website. They are simply embedded on our pages through the power of wordpress and instagram’s share url links. Also the artists who are lucky enough to get featured are getting free promotion since they are not paid members of our directory. We do not proactively or routinely promote them through other blog posts or newsletters as we would our paid members. For our readers it’s a bonus way to discover great art and artists, and for us, we love just being able to to go view our own pages to see all the great work folks have done and that we admire.

DIY Projects – What better way to promote artistic creativity than by showing someone how to create something? Through our DIY section on our blog, we will periodically post tutorials for how to make various things we think will be interesting and fun for our viewers.

Unsplashed Free Stock Photography Creators Tributes – We think the service that UnSplash provides is super cool. They allow photographers to post some of their photography work as high-resolution images that are literally free for the taking by anyone to be used for just about any reason whatsoever (we create our blog template headers from photos we download from there). This is a HUGE deal since the photos are highly professional images, all up for grabs with no expense to those using them. Because of this, we plan to start honoring some of our favorite photographers at UnSplash with free promotion in our blog posts. We plan to start doing this as extra content to our color of the day posts starting around the middle of this month.

Well that’s it for this newsletter. We hope that you will follow our blog, and follow us on twitter @nwoaart to keep up with our content, and new art talent as we list and promote it. Don’t forget this is the last month of summer in 2017, so make the best of it while you still can.