May 2025 Art Articles Archive
Welcome to the May 2025 roundup. We've collected the best posts from the past month, so you can grab the tips and stories you need without hunting through the site.
Hands‑On Advice for Artists
If you’re trying to improve your portrait work, our "Is Portrait Painting Difficult?" guide breaks down the toughest parts and gives you easy practice hacks. You’ll learn how to map facial features, why many beginners stumble, and which simple exercises help you nail realism faster.
Got a sculpture you want to sell? The "How Do You Price a Sculpture?" article walks you through material costs, time, size, and market trends. It also warns against common pricing traps so you can set a fair price that respects your effort and attracts buyers.
Landscape lovers, check out the "Romantic Landscape Paintings" piece. It splits the genre into two clear types—wild nature scenes and peaceful, idealized views—so you can spot the style you prefer and understand the mood each creates.
Behind the Scenes & Art History Nuggets
Curious about who actually makes an exhibition happen? Our "Who Organises an Art Exhibition?" post names the key players—curators, gallery owners, artists, and event staff—explaining how they collaborate and solve problems on the ground.
Ever wondered if Van Gogh ever painted with watercolors? The "Did Van Gogh Use Watercolors?" article uncovers his short‑lived experiments, the materials he used, and how those works differ from his famous oils. It’s a quick look at a hidden side of the master.
Modern art can feel confusing, so we asked "Should We Call Modern Art Real Art?" The answer isn’t simple, but the article gives you the main arguments, why people doubt it, and how to enjoy modern pieces even when they seem odd.
Women’s impact on modern art gets a spotlight in "Who is the Mother of Modern Art?" We bust myths, name pioneering women, and show how their ideas shaped today’s art world. It’s a fresh take that’s easy to digest.
Finally, for a pop‑culture twist, the "Taylor Swift's IQ Score" piece separates fact from fan theory. It looks at what IQ tests measure, why the rumor started, and how Swift’s creative output speaks louder than any number.
All these articles aim to give you clear, practical info without the fluff. Dive into any post that catches your eye, try out the tips, and keep exploring art with confidence.