Comments on: What are some good websites where artists post pix of their work and give each other feedback? http://alanforbes.org/artists/what-are-some-good-websites-where-artists-post-pix-of-their-work-and-give-each-other-feedback Mon, 12 Jul 2010 20:14:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Blueroses http://alanforbes.org/artists/what-are-some-good-websites-where-artists-post-pix-of-their-work-and-give-each-other-feedback/comment-page-1#comment-4574 Blueroses Sun, 20 Dec 2009 15:52:59 +0000 http://alanforbes.org/artists/what-are-some-good-websites-where-artists-post-pix-of-their-work-and-give-each-other-feedback#comment-4574 You would enjoy Wetcanvas at www.wetcanvas.com Wetcanvas is a free international site of about 165,000 registered artists. You can join with just an email address (no spam). The site has forums for all kinds of art. The oil painting forum is very friendly, and full of both beginners and professionals. They discuss all kinds of painting problems, play games about oil painting, and post their works for help or comment. A good place to make friends. I can get Wetcanvas on my old dialup connection. You can also post your artworks for free on places like Flickr at www.flickr.com. If you join art groups on that site and post your pieces in the groups, people will comment and help you with suggestions. Many artists put paintings in progress (unfinished), so others can see how they work. Good luck with your creating!<br><b>References : </b><br>Professional fine artist oil painter You would enjoy Wetcanvas at http://www.wetcanvas.com

Wetcanvas is a free international site of about 165,000 registered artists. You can join with just an email address (no spam). The site has forums for all kinds of art. The oil painting forum is very friendly, and full of both beginners and professionals. They discuss all kinds of painting problems, play games about oil painting, and post their works for help or comment. A good place to make friends. I can get Wetcanvas on my old dialup connection.

You can also post your artworks for free on places like Flickr at http://www.flickr.com. If you join art groups on that site and post your pieces in the groups, people will comment and help you with suggestions. Many artists put paintings in progress (unfinished), so others can see how they work.

Good luck with your creating!
References :
Professional fine artist oil painter

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