simple doodle art

Inspiration is everywhere for me, though, it comes and goes. When I was about six or seven someone special to me said my self-portrait was nothing but trash and to never do that again. That shattered my little mind. I recall thinking it looked great to me; I did everything that guy Bob said to do on my little black and white television. So, getting my mojo back took some time and lots of positive reinforcement.

Using copyright-free images can be a fun and rewarding way to make personalized greeting cards. You can create your card on the computer using Word, Photoshop, Illustrator, Paint or any other program. Or, you can create a card by hand by cutting out an image and gluing it onto a folded card or card blank. You can hand color your image using watercolor, ink, or colored pencils. Add some other doodles and/or decorations and you've got an original and totally personalized greeting card.

Everyone these days are searching for a quick and easy way to make money. Well if you're an artist even if you don't think you're that great you just enjoy doodling then you could be getting paid for every image that you create. This would be a dream job for any artist. I've heard of artist wanting to learn how to sell their art all the time. They usually think they have to meet someone at an art museum, college or art school. Well this is not the case the best place to sell art is online.

Art is one of the most important aspects of growing up. Art should be experience and enjoyed by people of all ages not just when we are little kids. For small children there are a huge amount of arts and crafts options where a parent should begin looking. Depending on whether your child is a boy or girl will make a slight difference in what type of art projects they will be interested in.