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Urban Sketching: A Quick Guide
01.09.2025 Art General, Drawing

Urban Sketching: A Quick Guide

Urban Sketching (lat. “urbanus”) offers a fantastic opportunity to tell stories from your everyday life and to see the world with a new set of eyes. Instead of using a camera to capture scenes of city life, Urban Sketchers use colors, pens and paper. No matter if it’s buildings, streets, cafés or people – Urban Sketching is about capturing moments, how you yourself experience them. In the following article you will get to know where the movement of Urban Sketching originated from, what it is about and what you need for an Urban Sketch.


Renaissance - The Dawn of A New Era
03.07.2025 Art General

Renaissance - The Dawn of A New Era

The Renaissance was an era of upheaval, new beginnings and rediscovery. Between around 1400 and 1620, Europe experienced a cultural flowering that fundamentally changed art, science, architecture and philosophy. The word “Renaissance” comes from the French and means “rebirth” – it refers to the revival of the ideals and achievements of antiquity.

Become a state-approved sculptor - combining craft, art and vocation
25.06.2025 Art General, Sculpting

Become a state-approved sculptor - combining craft, art and vocation

Do you love creating something with your own hands? Do you have a natural feel for shapes, bodies and expression? Then a career as a sculptor could be just right for you. In an increasingly digitalised world, crafting with materials such as clay, wood or stone remains a timeless expression of creativity – an antithesis to the virtual world that is deeply rooted in human culture.

Forgotten Female Artists

Forgotten Female Artists

Women have shaped art history – often in secret. This text illuminates the lives and works of important female artists from the Middle Ages to the 20th century and shows why they were long overlooked – and how they are being rediscovered today.





Four Famous Artists of The Renaissance and Their Works
31.01.2025 Art General

Four Famous Artists of The Renaissance and Their Works

The Renaissance emphasized humanism and enlightenment. It encouraged questioning and innovation beyond religious influence. Artists revolutionized portraits, sculptures, mosaics, and paintings, focusing on detail and realism, much like in ancient times. Here are key Renaissance artists and their famous works.


How do I become a photographer?
29.11.2024 Art General

How do I become a photographer?

If you want to pursue your dream job, there are several options. On the one hand, you have the option of a dual training course lasting 3 years. This means that you alternate between working at a vocational school and in a company, such as a photo studio or publishing house.

The Secrets of the Great Artists in Art History
04.11.2024 Art General

The Secrets of the Great Artists in Art History

Art historical research continually uncovers new secrets. These include painted-over details, encrypted symbols, revolutionary working methods or even previously unknown details from the life of the artist himself. And of course, this is not to mention the countless theories and legends that surround many a work.

Women in art
04.11.2024 Art General

Women in art

In the past and today, the role of women in art has taken many forms. Originally, the history of art was a history of men. In other words, the female sex was either not actively involved in art at all or only in subordinate areas. Women were portrayed as muses and nude models in artists' studios, they served as maids and as a source of inspiration.