TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Announcements for Lightbox!
LightBox Expo, the premiere gathering of illustrators, concept artists, animators, and all manner of creatives, will be next weekend, Oct. 25—27 in Pasadena, CA. So Karla Ortiz has given everyone a heads-up with an announcement: "Surprise Art news folks! The amazing Iain McCaig and myself will be joining artistic forces to do our own pop up gallery show in LA next year AND we’ll be giving everyone a first look/behind the scenes at LBX this year!…
YESTERDAY’S POST
A New Painting Panel in Town – KUBO Arts
June 28, 2024 - I wanted to share a new company that is making panels. Full disclosure, while I have no financial or official connection to the company, I did share my experience making panels with them. I made some suggestions as to what materials they might use, specifically BEVA Film and Artfix linen. So, I have a connection to the company and want to see them succeed. Having said that I have used their panels for several paintings now and I can say they are as good as any panel I have made or purchased! KUBO Arts website I love the Artfix panels, but the Claessens panels are very nice too. I also have used the Cotton panels for some studies. It's nice to have affordable options for works that you aren't planning to place in the Louvre,…
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