Frequently Asked Questions...
where can i get different face expressions for my art work?
Answer:
first of all if you mean to draw then go to yahoo pics or google's pics and put in portriats it gives great examples and everything you are looking for.
 Crying Face METAL ART Wood Framed - Wall Decor DECORATIVE STEEL - Quality Build US $49.99 
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 Original Abstract Modern FACE ART PAINTING by RAEART "3 eyed monster" US $100.00
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 VINTAGE 1964 Child Collage Faces Print Magazine Art US $3.49
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 4 Ink Stampers Kids Art Party Craft Stamp ~ SMlLEY FACE US $3.01
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 4 Smile Face Ink Stampers Art Craft Stamps Party Favors US $3.01
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 Hello Kitty Zombie Face Vinyl Decal Sticker Truck Sticker Window Wall Art US $1.89
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 Rod Stewart and Faces In Concert VHS COVER ART CUT UP US $49.95
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 Wall Mural Art Decor Vinyl Decal Sticker Smile Face B Weekend Special US $.80
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 1945 IRISH SETTER Art w/Charming Face Vintage Delco Battery Print AD US $9.34
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 VTG 80s New Wave Pop Art Womans Face Applique Embroidery Shirt Blouse Top XL US $28.95
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 Handmade Polymer Clay Mold Gothic Art -- Evil Face US $3.00
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 YOU! Commission a fine art gilded gem studded portrait painting old world face US $3,333.00
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 Senior Head Guard Face Protector Thai Kick Boxing MMA Martial Arts Training Blac US $23.69
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 Michael Franks Press Kit and Photo The Art Of Tea Face US $19.99
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 Red Yellow Face Oil Painting On Canvas Abstract Modern Art Wall Decor US $23.69
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 The Face Shop Face It Art Nails Crack Collection Nail Polish 11ml BK901 US $9.99
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 The Face Shop Face It Art Nails Crack Collection Nail Polish 11ml BK902 US $9.99
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 The Face Shop Face It Art Nails Crack Collection Nail Polish 11ml BR801 US $9.99
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 The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Nail Art Pen 3ml #1 White US $11.99
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 The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Nail Art Pen 3ml #2 Pink US $11.99
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 The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Nail Art Pen 3ml #3 Orange US $11.99
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 Scary Clowns Faces The Hanlons Circus Art Posters Print US $5.97
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 The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Nail Art Pen 3ml #4 Blue US $11.99
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 The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Nail Art Pen 3ml #5 Violet US $11.99
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 Muhammad Ali - Face Fine Art Print Poster - 15652 US $4.27
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 GLAMOUR EM DUPUIS WW1 L'ALSACIENNE WOMAN FACE LES FEMMES HEROIQUES ART DRAWN CRD US $9.48
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 Art 4 the Face- New Women's sports sunglasses- with handpainted cheetah print US $29.99
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 The Art of Indian Face Massage: How to Give Yourself a US $14.95
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 New 100% Silk Oblong Scarf Art Painting Big Cats Face 2 US $14.95
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 1965. Alphabets Advertising Applied Arts Architecture Type Faces Nerdinger Beck US $59.99
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 Newberry BRENDA BLACK KITTEN WHITE FACE 1940 Art Matted US $20.00
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 ANTIQUE ART DECO LADY FACE HEAD SCARF WALL MASK HANGING PLAQUE CERAMIC US $10.49
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 TurnerMAX Professional Full Face Head Guard Kick Boxing Martial Arts MMA B/W US $23.69
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 AFRICAN TRIBAL CARVED FACE MASK, DECOR, ETHNOGRAPHIC ART, BAULE COTE D' IVOIRE US $175.00
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 Ocelot Cat Face Portrait Art Drawing Wildlife Print A.A. US $16.00
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 Tasmanien Devil Face Portrait Art Drawing Paiting Wildlife A.A. US $14.00
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 AFRICAN TRIBAL BAULE CARVED FACE MASK ETHNOGRAPHIC ART, DECOR COTE D" IVOIRE 02 US $175.00
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 Leland Holiday Painting Navajo Folk Art Face Colorful Native American Vibrant US $44.00
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 AFRICAN TRIBAL BAULE CARVED FACE MASK ETHNOGRAPHIC ART, DECOR COTE D" IVOIRE US $175.00
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 'NATURALLY BLUE'(Right Face) FRAMED PRINT L/E-Art Lamay US $150.00
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 Art Moderne 70s Rhinestone Santa Face Christmas Brooch US $12.95
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 Mid Century cased art-glass vase 13 1/2" signed string painting modern art face US $350.00
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 large antique frame oil painting art CLOWN portrait,white collar,face,red nose US $147.50
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 Vintage Wooden Hand Carved Mans Face Pipe Folk Art US $11.00
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 Framed Volkswagen VW Cars Smiley Face Art Print Mosaic US $19.99
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 orig art deco vintage pin 1950s pin. on orig.FACE PIN 1 ONLY 1950S US $10.00
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 1677 Popular Song Festival Musical Vintage POSTER. Faces Decorative Art. US $18.99
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 RARE VINTAGE OAE ART POTTERY UGLY FACE 3D MUG, 5" TALL & 5 1/2" WIDE W/HANDLE US $79.99
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 Vintage Art Deco 'Armand' Lady Silhouette Face Powder Rouge Tin Box Sample US $10.27
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 Many Faces of the Face: Art for Children Series (Art fo US $9.95
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 1683 blue and yellow faces black background POSTER. Decorative Art. US $74.00
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Art Appreciation and Looking at Art
I am going to suggest ways to appreciate art and experience it n a way that is honest and fair to the viewer visiting art galleries, art exhibitions, and art museums and other art displays. Being an art viewer can be very fulfilling and enjoying but it also causes causes unease among those who don’t really know how to approach art because of all the uncertainty.
It’s important to acknowledge that I’m not providing a check-list of ways of looking at art but providing a guide for more engaging art viewing. I would like to change the attitude some people have which is giving a two second glance at an artwork (although if you can’t grasp the viewer’s interest this is simply being selective) or trying to find meaning in the exhibition label rather than looking at the art face to face.
First of all I will start with a quote by Robert Henri taken from “The Art Spirit” who has a sharp observation on what consists a good viewer:
"The man who has honesty, integrity, the love of inquiry, the desire to see beyond, is ready to appreciate good art. He needs no one to give him an art education; he is already qualified. He needs but to see pictures with his active mind, look into them for the things that belong to him, and he will find soon enough in himself an art connoisseur and an art lover of the first order."
Scanning an artspace is perfectly normal, there is no way that anyone can view every piece for several minutes nor are they interested in everything exhibited. Scan the place to see what you are most attracted to and go to that artwork.
Then, try to understand what it is that attracted you to this piece (although beauty attracts many people and many artworks are beautiful, all art isn’t beautiful so this might not be your primary reason for liking a particular piece.)
Look up close and take steps back (circle around it if it’s an installation or sculpture that allows for engagement at more than one special perspective.) Try to understand why a certain medium was used, how it feels like physically and how that relates to the visual product. If a painting look at the brush strokes, the edges between foreground, object and background, the color transitions, where does light come from, and how do you react emotionally to the way the piece presents itself.
If a sculpture or installation walk around it, think about the material, how it was made, how it interacts with the space it’s in, what do the shapes look like, what effect does it have on you the viewer.
After personal interaction with the piece on an emotional and raw level where only you interact according to your primary feelings, it can be helpful to contextualize. This means looking at the exhibition label, does its title reflect, change, or support the way you initially reacted to this art piece? The curators of this exhibit put a lot of care and time in creating the labels or wall panel supporting the artwork through words so it can be helpful to read what their thoughts are as well as your own. Sometimes contextualizing and knowing how the art fits in historically can understand why it was special for its time, why people thought it was so original, and you may learn a bit of art history and ideas also occurring at the time this artwork was produced.
If this is an artwork you have really been connected to and appreciate, it can be useful to keep a personal log of artists or artworks for future reference and personal expansion. For example, to keep in touch with upcoming exhibitions from this artist or to know more about a time period or their art, you can read up on articles for better understanding about the artistic process. You can gain a better understanding of what attracted you to the artwork in the first place, it spoke to you more than the others in your vicinity, and this way you can learn about yourself as well. Resources like MutualArt.com are marvelous for this type of personal artistic expansion. It can be useful for all kinds of art lovers such as students (everyone is a student), teachers, collectors, dealers, and consultants in the arts.
In conclusion, once you’ve fully enjoyed a work of art move on to the next one that attracts your interest and you will be surprised to find you may be attracted to it for completely different reasons than the last one. It’s a journey of self-discovery and visual pleasure so enjoyment is key. It’s more important to appreciate a new pieces because it will be more memorable than to give 2 seconds to every artwork in a museum simply because you feel the need to step foot on every floor.
About the Author
I'm Kieran Shep an art consultant based in Darien, CT. I like to share my knowledge on art consulting, art markets, art auctions, and ways of viewing art with my readers.
My blog can be read on ShepArtConsulting.blogspot.com
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