Contemporary Earth Day Art To View By Miabo Enyadike
Poster ideas that artists need by Miabo Enyadike
Poster ideas that artists need
This is how
MAKING POSTERS WITH YOUR ART CAN INCREASE REVENUE FOR ARTISTS - THIS IS HOW
ARTISTS FOCUS:
Artists focus in general look for ways to monetize their art so that it helps their bottom line. The exhibitions come and go, the commissions might come or may not that is why as artists we continue to work so that we have enough art to take care of all avenues, we hope to make money from.ARTISTS OPPORTUNITIES
WAY TO MONETIZE
MY EXPERIENCE
ATTRACTING COLLECTORS
EXPOSURE & REVENUE
REFERRAL & LISTING
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SOCIAL SHARING
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POSTER TRENDS BY MIABO ENYADIKE
Contemporary Abstract art Portraits to view By Miabo Enyadike
Contemporary Abstract art Portrait to view
Lately, I have decided to create Art on any surface that interest me. Some how it's being quite exciting picking up, textured surfaces and working on them.
This leaves me free of thinking out the process or colours deeply and no! before sketching!. I just paint what my imagination brings forth on any surface.

It ignites in me, a kind of creativity and freedom to express myself even on a crumbled piece of paper and still feel good about it.
Last weekend, I picked up newspapers that had been left out under the rain, by the gate house where I live.
They were wet and torn but they had an appeal to me. I particularly liked the texture, the wet crumbled newspaper had and the fact that it was a surface that appealed to me instantly.
The portrait of a woman; mixed media art;miabo enyadike.
I separated them and dried them, being careful not to ripe it further apart and when it dried, I cured the surface with acrylic white paint.

I painted one of my creative passions, Faces on them with Ink.
The portrait of a woman; mixed media art;miabo enyadike.
That makes it interesting and gives hope and purpose to people, who want to be artist and are scared. It tells a story also of the endless possibilities of being an Artist............Enjoy.
MIABO ENYADIKE
Presentation by Miabo Enyadike during the 1st World Art Resilience Meeting on March 27, 2021
Presentation by Miabo Enyadike during the 1st World Art Resilience Meeting on March 27, 2021
Ink on Paperboard
By Miabo Enyadike
Parmanent Collection
Musee de Resilience, St Frajou, France.
My Statement
My name is Miabo Enyadike, a fine artist, an art lifestyle blogger and a workshop instructor.
I am from Nigeria but presently I reside in Johannesburg South Africa,where I live with my husband and Kids, so I am fortunate to practice my art in both my country Nigeria and South Africa.
I am pleased to be here and be part of this ecosystem of artists at this time.
As an Artist with an experience of over 28 years in the profession, this last year was a really trying year for Artists especially in my continent.But I will narrow it down to Nigeria where I am from and practice my art profession also.
The artists in Nigeria were hit hard, they experienced a change in attitude from collectors who demanded half the prices for their works and huge debts and bills that had to be paid in order to sustain their creativity kept mounting, this made a lot of artists to sell their art for nothing just to survive.
But what was most striking was the turn to the internet to buy art. That took a lot of artists in my country by surprise because as the galleries and collectors were buying at low prices from them directly, they realized they could make better sales from online galleries, exhibitions and websites.
Their only problem though was the fees they had to pay. Those who were able to pay participation fees saw a means to an end.
This ignited a flurry of new art websites and a lot of Nigerian older artists joined social media, It was daunting for them initially but the results from what I gathered has been good.
They have connected via the internet to artists, art galleries and collectors alike within the country, the continent and the world raking in cash that would have been difficult to get by just sending their works to brick and mortar galleries, who were also suffering during the lock down.
So the pandemic has its good and bad sides regarding the Nigerian Artists, we can only hope that things will change and improve for the best
Bonsoir ร tous.
Je m'appelle Miabo Enyadike, artiste, blogueur et enseignante d'art.
Je viens du Nigรฉria, mais actuellement je rรฉside ร Johannesburg en Afrique du Sud, oรน je vis avec mon mari et mes enfants, j'ai donc la chance de pratiquer mon art dans mon pays, le Nigรฉria et en Afrique du Sud. Je suis heureuse d'รชtre ici et de faire partie de cet รฉcosystรจme d'artistes.
En tant qu'artiste avec une expรฉrience de plus de 28 ans dans la profession, cette derniรจre annรฉe a รฉtรฉ une annรฉe vraiment รฉprouvante pour les artistes, en particulier sur mon continent, mais je vais me limiter au Nigรฉria d'oรน je viens et oรน je pratique ma profession artistique รฉgalement.
Les artistes nigรฉrians ont รฉtรฉ durement touchรฉs, ils ont connu un changement d'attitude de la part des collectionneurs qui exigeaient la moitiรฉ du prix de la vente de leurs ลuvres et ont d'รฉnormes dettes et les factures ร payer pour maintenir leur crรฉativitรฉ ne cessait de monter, ce qui a incitรฉ beaucoup d'artistes ร vendre leur art pour rien, juste pour survivre.
Mais ce qui a รฉtรฉ le plus frappant, c'est le virage sur Internet pour l'achat de l'art.
Cela a pris beaucoup d'artistes dans mon pays par surprise, car comme les galeries et les collectionneurs achetaient directement auprรจs d'eux ร bas prix, ils ont rรฉalisรฉ qu'ils pouvaient faire de meilleures ventes grรขce aux galeries, expositions et sites Web en ligne.
Leur seul problรจme รฉtait les frais qu'ils devaient payer. Ceux qui ont pu payer les frais de participation ont vu un moyen d'y parvenir.
Cela a dรฉclenchรฉ une vague de nouveaux sites Web d'art et de nombreux artistes nigรฉrians plus รขgรฉs ont rejoint les mรฉdias sociaux,
C'รฉtait intimidant pour eux au dรฉbut, mais les rรฉsultats de ce que j'ai recueilli sont bons.
Ils se sont connectรฉs via Internet ร des artistes, des galeries d'art et des collectionneurs ร la fois dans le pays, le continent et le monde en rรฉcoltant de l'argent qu'il aurait รฉtรฉ difficile d'obtenir en envoyant simplement leurs ลuvres ร des galeries de brique et de mortier, qui souffraient รฉgalement pendant le confinement.
La pandรฉmie a donc ses bons et ses mauvais cรดtรฉs en ce qui concerne les artistes nigรฉrians, nous ne pouvons qu'espรฉrer que les choses vont changer et s'amรฉliorer pour le mieux. Je vous remercie.
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