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New Spooky Artwork: ‘The Second Coming’

‘The Second Coming’ By Eva Mout, Ursus Art This painting is also available as a high quality print! A4 €20,= / A3 €30,=. P&p not included. Did you enjoy this? Then please like my post and follow my blog! For any questions, please leave a comment below! Eva Mout, Ursus Art

My Artworks as Book Covers?

So…. to keep you all updated on what I am working on right now….. I have made 5 samples of book covers, to show publishers that my illustrations are suitable as covers for horror books! I have no clue on how to go about that yet, for I have no experience in publishing whatsoever, butContinue reading “My Artworks as Book Covers?”

I shall make Art, whatever it takes!

How is it, that just when I am super busy with homeschooling two boys, sick cats, housework, lockdown issues, problems with teachers and interfering aunties, that suddenly people want to commission me to do super cool artworks? I don’t know, but it seems to be a natural law! Whenever I get busy doing practical andContinue reading “I shall make Art, whatever it takes!”

New Year’s Offer!

Since it’s hard to keep painting in the middle of a lockdown with children to homeschool, I thought I might as well perk things up with an offer I hope you can’t refuse 😛! If you want to invest in an original artwork of mine, now is the time! Over the next three weeks youContinue reading “New Year’s Offer!”

7 Tips for when you get stuck with your Artwork!

When you’re an artist, who takes his work seriously, you know that point in time when you stare at your work and don’t know how to continue. Making an artwork means to solve visual problems, and sometimes you just don’t immediately have the solution. That is a normal thing, we’re only human. But it canContinue reading “7 Tips for when you get stuck with your Artwork!”

10 Tips to keep your Painting loose and alive!

One of the visual problems some artists have, is that they find it hard to keep their painting or drawing ‘alive’. As an artist, you want your painting to look ‘just so’, so you want to give the problem areas all your attention, time and energy. But this is a dangerous thing, because you canContinue reading “10 Tips to keep your Painting loose and alive!”

The Essence of favourite Objects

I remember my art teacher asking us pupils this question over and over again: ‘What do you think an artwork should look like? Show me the answer in your work!’ At the time I had no answer to his question at all. I had not yet developed my own idea of what I found toContinue reading “The Essence of favourite Objects”