I often refer to original art standards. Here is the basic outline:
1) Evidence of creative thought in the work’s production.
2) Conformance to standards set forth by art convention and recognized organizations. This is as important in the creation of oils and watercolors, as it is with original, multi-copy prints.
3) Provenance, or assurances of the art’s proper creation and its past ownership which can attest to standards.
Remember, always, these basics of general art originality.
1) Evidence of creative thought in the work’s production.
2) Conformance to standards set forth by art convention and recognized organizations. This is as important in the creation of oils and watercolors, as it is with original, multi-copy prints.
3) Provenance, or assurances of the art’s proper creation and its past ownership which can attest to standards.
Remember, always, these basics of general art originality.
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