21 Color Palettes for 2017

Looking for how to draw in collectors?  Create a piece that complements their home's colors.  Presenting the top home color palettes for 2017---

8 Artists Who "Made It" Later in Life

Grandma Moses (70s) - Janet Fitch (39) - Mark Twain (40) - Millard Kaufman (90) - Louise Bourgeois (70s) - Noah Purifoy (72) - Paul Cezanne (50s) - Toni Morrison (40)

Never Too Late To Follow Your Dreams in Art

Mickalene Thomas discusses how she was originally on track for law, but had to follow her passion.  And how that passion led to a collaboration with Solange Knowles.

10 Richest Living Artists Today

10.  George Baselitz ($20 million)

(image from Ideel Art)

(image from Ideel Art)

9. Chuck Close ($25 million)

(image from TES)

(image from TES)

8. Cindy Sherman ($35 million)

(image from Artsy.Net)---"Untitled 96" sold for $3,890,000

(image from Artsy.Net)---"Untitled 96" sold for $3,890,000

7. Gerhard Richter ($40 million)

(image from ArtNet)

(image from ArtNet)

6. Anish Kapoor ($85 million)

(image from Getty Images)

(image from Getty Images)

5. Andrew Vicari ($142 million)

(image from BBC)

(image from BBC)

4. David Choe ($200 million)

(image from ABC News)

(image from ABC News)

3. Jasper Johns ($300 milion)

(image from Widewalls)

(image from Widewalls)

2. Jeff Koons ($500 million)

(image from Observer)

(image from Observer)

1. Damien Hirst ($1 billion)

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(image from CNN)

5 Artists Who "Watched the Clock"

1. ERNEST HEMINGWAY

(image from CNBC)ERNEST HEMINGWAY:  Said to have woken up at 5 am daily (no matter how late into the night he drank whiskey) and go 'til noon

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ERNEST HEMINGWAY:  Said to have woken up at 5 am daily (no matter how late into the night he drank whiskey) and go 'til noon

2. PABLO PICASSO

(image from ShairArt)PABLO PICASSO:   A contemporary of Hemingway's (who definitely had a few women in common with the great writer of the times), Picasso was the opposite of his friend and a proven night-owl who would lock himself in his …

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PABLO PICASSO:   A contemporary of Hemingway's (who definitely had a few women in common with the great writer of the times), Picasso was the opposite of his friend and a proven night-owl who would lock himself in his studio from 2 pm til dusk.

3. CHARLES DARWIN

(image from Wikipedia)CHARLES DARWIN:   Rose at 8 am, had breakfast and a short walk. Focused on work for 90 minutes.

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CHARLES DARWIN:   Rose at 8 am, had breakfast and a short walk. Focused on work for 90 minutes.

4. TWYLA THARP

(image from Academy of Achievement)TWYLA THARP:   Woke up every morning at 5:30 am and took a cab to her gym.

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TWYLA THARP:   Woke up every morning at 5:30 am and took a cab to her gym.

5. FRIEDRICH NIETZCHE

(image from bio.com)FRIEDRICH NIETZCHE:   Went for 2 hour walks every morning and after lunch.  Felt he cheated if he didn't do the full 120 minutes.

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FRIEDRICH NIETZCHE:   Went for 2 hour walks every morning and after lunch.  Felt he cheated if he didn't do the full 120 minutes.