Comic Art in Macon!

That's right, there's an exhibit up at the Museum of Arts and Sciences on comic art from three main stream Comic Artists, that are from Macon. They've worked on such features as Green Lantern and Wonderwoman. Check out the Museum's web page for details on time and dates and there's also an article about it in the Macon Magazine (not able to link to online).

Atists love letters

This is a interesting little exhibit of lover letters of some famous artists. This one is particularly interesting.

A Thousand Kisses: Love Letters From the Archives of American Art
"This selection of affectionate communiqués to and from American artists [such as Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, Joan Mitchell, and Michael Goldberg] gives us insight into the lives of painters, sculptors, illustrators, and others -- their relationships, perceptions, and creative energies -- from the mid-19th century to the late 20th." A companion to a 2008 physical exhibit at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.
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Watermark your pictures

Do you have a Flickr account where you post photos of your work? Looking for the best way to mark your pictures as yours? Then take a look at this post from Lifehacker.com on a program that will let you watermark your pictures, for free!


Do you use other programs to protect your work online? Share in the comments below!

Artists against the war

Artists have long made their mark in the world on current issues and topics of the day. From the weather to the presidential election artists have long shared their thoughts and opinions on the mater. The subject of war is no different. The current war in Iraq, like past ones, have inspired artists to call out for a change through their work. Take a look at this post on some current artists and their work on the war.