How to Succeed as a Self-taught Artist
August 16th, 2007 by FineArtRegistry
Guy Lindenmuth - Fine Art Registry™ featured Artist
Guy Lindenmuth Registers His Work and Shares his Approach with Fine Art Registry
Edmunds (Seattle) based self-taught abstract artist, Guy Lindenmuth, sees art as a mirror in which to reflect and project the hopes and the nightmares of the generation. With titles such as Atrocity and Dirt, Guy’s paintings portray large concepts such as the duality of chaos versus order.
Painting mainly in oils, always his own worst critic, Guy has developed his technique over the last 10 years, and has finally gained confidence in the direction in which he and his paintings are traveling. The full article explains in detail how he became an artist and his methods, processes and thinking.
Guy has developed his own website (http://www.esozeph.com/) and is also tagging and registering all his pieces on the Fine Art Registry website in his FAR Porfolio.
“The FAR service has helped me organize the business aspect of things an awful lot,” says Guy. “I was surprised it took me so long to find it . I had been searching the Internet for probably six months to a year looking for software tools to help in cataloging and issuing certificates of authenticity. I was even thinking of developing some sort of numbering system on my own when I came across this site. I didn’t have to ponder long before joining, and I’m usually quite hesitant regarding things like this, but they simply have a wonderful professional presentation, and are quite affordable also.”
The article shows how an artist, with no academic training or study, can develop his own style of communication and attain his goals with his own remarkable and striking contribution to modern abstract art.
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