My newsletter has a new look.  If you are have been a subscriber for a while, I hope you find it easier to read and that it will be more valuable to your needs.  If you do not yet subscribe, do so here.  With many diverse subscriber (artists, collectors, dealers, art appreciators, etc.) I have redesigned my newsletter to address this broad audience.  

My main article, under the 'Art Attitudes' section will be broad enough to be of interest to all.  The topics will be varied, but will be related to the arts and art appreciation.  This article will also be posted here on my blog.

To provide additional value to my subscribers, I have added a couple sections with content which will only be available through this newsletter.  These sections are designed to meet your more specific interests and needs.

'Collector's Corner' will be aimed at, you guessed it, collectors.  The topics will be also be varied.  Among others, I will often spotlight artists whom I admire greatly, both living and deceased.  These are artists who have influenced me, or artists whom you should know.

For those of you who are fellow artists, the section titled 'Artist Answers' will focus on topics to improve your artwork or marketing.  As many of you know, I write a weekly article for Fine Art Views.  Some of the articles will be similar.  Others will be more specific about painting techniques or methods.

As I am committed to making these newsletters more meaningful to each of you, I ask for your feedback.  Please let me know what topics are of most interest to you.  I have some ideas of what I would like to write about, but I also would like to get your input as well.  Please reply by posting a comment.  

I will also be more consistant with the timing of the newsletters.  I will send them once every two weeks.  

Additionally, I am excited about a project that I have recently begun.  I will write more about it in my next newsletter, so watch for it.  The project is entitled "Painted Etudes".  Until then, may art continue to enrich your life.  

Sincerely,
Keith Bond