Newsletter Analysis: Is it a photo? Is it a painting? 🕵️
Contents of the newsletter:
The newsletter from Bluethumb Art showcases hyperrealistic artworks that blur the line between photography and painting. The featured artworks are highlighted for their exceptional realism, with intricate details that make them appear lifelike. The newsletter also includes information about Christmas postage cut-off dates and the announcement of Season 2 of the "Art in My Home" podcast.
Products:
The newsletter presents a selection of hyperrealistic artworks available for purchase on the Bluethumb website. Some featured pieces include:
- Sarah Park: Tranquil Perch Oil - 17cm (W) x 17cm (H) Framed for $300
- Dean Spinks: Michael Jordan Basketball Card Drawing - 59.4cm (W) x 84cm (H) Requires framing for $4,000
- Donovan Christie: 'Return Of The Mac' Ed. 15 of 100 Reproduction print - 60cm (W) x 45cm (H) Framed for $300
- Todd Simpson: People of Gertrude Street Airbrush - 64cm (W) x 64cm (H) Framed for $1,750
Bluethumb Online Art Gallery:
Bluethumb (bluethumb.com.au) is an online art gallery based in Richmond, VIC 3121. The store offers a wide variety of artworks from talented artists, including hyperrealistic pieces like those featured in the newsletter. Bluethumb values inclusivity in art and aims to make art accessible to everyone. The store also hosts the "Art in My Home" podcast, providing insights and discussions about art.
