Windsor Artists Collective:
We are a group of 19 experienced, productive and self-motivated contemporary artists from the Windsor (England) area.About Us:
Windsor Artists Collective is a discussion and exhibiting art group for experienced artists whose output encompasses an immense range of styles, techniques and media. We are not tutor lead and we don't paint in our meetings.
For most artists their creative process can benefit from support, feedback and encouragement from other like minded creatives. So we provide this for all our members via our meetings, at exhibitions, on-line and one-to-one. The group has developed a unique environment of support and encouragement with cross-fertilization of ideas; art critique; technical help; motivation; shared innovation and of course lively discussion. The net result is that we have seen a significant growth in creativity and personal enjoyment.
Windsor Artists Collective runs exhibitions most months in key locations at which we sell art and engage directly with the public. The public can come along and meet the artists and discuss the art.
We also actively submit art into competitions, work with leading Galleries, undertake commissions and provide help in the community.
For more information or to express an interest in joining the group send me a detailed email jonathan @ windsor-artists.org 07768 513436Jonathan Greenyer
COMMISSIONING ART FROM OUR ARTISTS
If you like the work of one of our artists, but you want a new and unique piece of art with your own choice of topic, subject or colours; then why not contact the artist direct (DETAILS ARE ON THEIR GALLERY PAGES) and ask for a Commissioned Piece of Art?
To do this, start by thinking about the size and style of painting that you’ll require. Is there a particular subject – like a scene, a place or an animal perhaps? Or maybe it’s an abstract style or particular colour set? Are there some existing art pieces you have seen that suggest the direction you are considering?
Discuss all this with your chosen artist either in writing or on the phone. Your chosen artist will then guide you towards a suitable solution and provide samples and possibly sketches so that you can make sure you are happy with the proposed outcome.
At that point the artist can send you a written outline contract detailing things such as the size, colour medium (watercolour, acrylic, oil etc), Box canvas or paper, ownership of copyright, framing if required, progress information, delivery or collection, and timeframe. And of course, the fee.
When complete, you will own a unique piece of art tailored specifically to your taste and budget.
For further help in the process contact Jonathan Greenyer
