Benchmark 

8 creative works found

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  Benchmark
  by griffin

  US$4.16–US$95.00

  Full moon over the sea at Saundersfoot.

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  Benchmarks
  by KDPhotos

  US$3.99–US$91.20

  Photo of a park bench with names and initials carved into the wood. Taken at a local park in Farmington, NM.

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  Benchmark
  by Richard Shepherd

  Looking bar from directly in front of one of the benches at this derelict building.

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  Benchmark
  by Maria Moro

  My old porch bench.

• AMATEURS AND ACADEMICS PART 2 (personal notations)
  by kathleen

  _DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT AIMED AT ANY ONE SPECIFIC SOUL OR ABOUT THE REDBUBBLE PHENOMENON IT’S MY PERSONAL THOUGHTS ON THE TOPIC (Before …

  DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT AIMED AT ANY ONE SPECIFIC SOUL OR ABOUT THE REDBUBBLE PHENOMENON IT’S MY PERSONAL THOUGHTS ON THE TOPIC (Before anyone gets upset)... *What is Quality Assurance??? * Should all art (regardless of marketable quality) be considered a product for sale… The internet did it to music where we have too much choice, not enough controls (over lots of things), and too much inferior product because it hasn’t been tested. If art is to sell in this environment should the market be considered at all? Traditionally there were (and are) gallery curators (or record companies) that filtered the ‘product’ and marketed it because they know what sells, who buyers are and what they are willing to pay… It’s something that is not limited to art. In a capitalist commercial world, simply (without saying anything to anyone specific on redbubble, I don’t want to upset anyone) but how do we sort the mediocre from the brilliance without similar controls to ensure a high quality market… and… give new learners a benchmark of quality to strive for… Maybe I know too much about organisation and business, I have worked in tv, events, commercial design, advertising, marketing, publications, sound, university multi media, state government, printing etc. etc. etc. These are all creative industries, Qld University of Technology have a course named, Creative Industries… but they don’t just let any old drawer, picture snapper etc. in because there is a technical pre-requisite of expectation… now anyone can make art… yes??? (I admit not everyone wants to study art at uni) but… How do the people who spent a good part of their life actually learning, integrating and creating the day to day work and products and events etc… protect their own integrity if every amateur expects to be critiqued in the same way??? Just another perspective… PS. How can trained artists help amateurs get better technically? There are techniques that can be enhanced and refined to progress skills, if they are pointed out are they being critical or constructive??? I have no tertiary qualifications in the arts, I studied Graphic Art and Advertising at a commercial college and learned from talented individuals around me. I make no claim to brilliance in the art world and have sold work contractually in creative fields and a few items on RedBubble (still haven’t reach my cash-in limit hee he, but oh well)

• Stats and numbers
  by clickinhistory

  well never thought I would do it, but hit the 10.000 views today, so just a quick thank you to everyone who has commented, viewed and occ…

  well never thought I would do it, but hit the 10.000 views today, so just a quick thank you to everyone who has commented, viewed and occasionally bought on my work here. Here’s to the next 10,000

• 'Delicate' ... a redbubble benchmark image ... perfect
  by Bruce Dickson

  By chance, just encountered Mel Brackstone’s Delicate image toda…

  By chance, just encountered Mel Brackstone’s Delicate image today. As near to perfect a nude image as anyone is ever likely to find … and definitely a true redbubble benchmark. A shot made possible only by the existence of the sheer beauty of the feminine form. For what it’s worth, more of my reasoning on this image’s outstanding qualities are already set down within the comments section to the page.

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  Walk with Ray
  by KwongyBoy

  US$23.94

  The benchmark in Sunnies