I believe that when work is not well received it is 100% my fault. I failed in my part to connect with the viewer. There are reasons that it did not resonate with people. It is easy to say that people are not sophisticated enough to appreciate a piece. However in my opinion, people are a pretty good judge of authenticity. Even without any artistic training people know what they like and will not buy anything that does not speak to them. It is all feedback in the end and the best artists use this feedback to make the next piece something that will really touch people. [...]

Artist Su Griggs Allen describes herself as a sculptor, painter, and storyteller. Su is known for embracing a mixed medium approach with her ceramic sculptures. [...]

Artist Ted Okell is known for creating ceramic sculpture and installations that tap into the mystery spurred by ancient relics. [...]

Artist Dixie Whatley is known for creating sensual sculptures out of wood and stone. Dixie's approach to sculpture utilizes the full strength of organic forms found in nature. [...]

Artist Constance McBride creates sculptures that explore the connection between the human condition and nature [...]

Artist Mitch Lewis is the Founder and Executive Director of the not-for-profit foundation Arts to End Genocide. [...]

Carrie Turner, Editor of FineArtViews, has selected three works of art featured on the FASO Daily Art Show. [...]

Artist Lori Shorin is known for creating figure sculptures that convey a strong sense of elegance and emotion. [...]

Art critic Brian Sherwin has selected three works of art featured on the FASO Daily Art Show. [...]

Timothy Nimmo is an award winning artist. His sculptures are a synthesis between his love of nature and his respect of great artists who have come before. [...]

Award winning artist Robert Fletcher is known for creating bold landscape paintings. Additionally, Fletcher -- a versatile artist – has also received acclaim for his figurative works upon canvas and in bronze. [...]

If you have a unique amazing idea is it better to ask others for input or just take the idea and go for it? [...]

There is no substitute for experience. The only way to gain experience is to practice. Paint as often as possible. Question as you go. [...]

I'll admit it... I was a painting snob during those early college years. However, my attitude changed once I had to take a clay sculpting class as one of the requirements for my art major. I went into it thinking that it would be the old 'ashtray' a-go-go once again. After all, "Painting is the only serious form of art", right? [...]