That's what painting is like to me: capturing air, as though it were a tangible thing, as though you could reach out and grab it, hold it, and manipulate it, like clay. But you can't do that. Which is another way of saying that it's very difficult for me to learn how to paint. And it' not the most compelling blog subject either. So for those of you who have either read this, or will read it, thank you.
Today--rather than going on and on about the airthing (which, believe me, I could) I'd like to ask a question, and hope that I get at least one response.
Has anyone tried to sell art to the corporate world--hotels, etc, and how did you go about it. I suspect it is not easy, and I have only a few "clues" as to how to get started.
Any suggestions...?
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Confessions and revelations--and questions--of a would be artist, with no formal training, who is often stumbling his way toward at least moderately respectable abstract canvas and graphic arts. The Untrained Artist has a website: http://www.abstractinclinations.com/
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