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What's new on Artyfactory?
Pop Art Portraits
Our new Pop Art Portrait Lessons offer you the choice of two projects:
Our Pop Art lessons use the iconic portraits of celebrities to demonstrate the bold and colorful techniques of this popular art style from the 1960's.
Pop Art And Pop Artists
Pop Art is our latest art appreciation tutorial and can be found in the Art Movements section of our Art Appreciation page.
The Artyfactory Quiz Page
Another of our latest developments is the Artyfactory Quiz Page. This offers you a fun way to develop your knowledge and demonstrate what you know about a subject. Each quiz is designed as an aid to learning with its own inbuilt assessment and can be used in combination with one of our lessons.
Our
Quiz
Page can be accessed from any page on Artyfactory by using
the question mark button on the navigation bar.
African Masks Try out our African Mask Quiz.
African Masks - We have doubled the number of mask examples and visually enhanced the navigation between them with thumbnail image links. We have also included interactive maps that indicate the territory of the tribe associated with each mask.
Who is Artyfactory? Artyfactory is designed, illustrated and written by myself, John MacTaggart, an art teacher from Glasgow, Scotland. I graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 1974 and have more than thirty years teaching experience. One day several years ago, I sat down with a library book to teach myself something about web design and just kept on going. Artyfactory is the result so far.
Advertising and Links In order to keep Artyfactory a completely free resource, we run Google Ads to fund the hosting and maintenance of the site. We are aware that schools and younger people use Artyfactory and consequently we have filtered the banners that we display. If however, there are any adverts that you consider unsuitable, please do not hesitate to inform us so that we may take appropriate action. Although we take care only to link to reputable sites, we cannot be responsible for the actions of other web sites. If you have any doubts about visiting our links, please read or inquire about their privacy policy.
Your
privacy is very important and highly valued. Artyfactory will
not sell, rent, trade, or give away your e-mail address or any
other private information you disclose.
Any information gathered from e-mail, form mail and web stats is only used to assist the navigation and development of content for Artyfactory.
Copyright All
the text, graphics and design are the copyrighted property of
www.artyfactory.com. Written consent must be obtained for the
commercial reproduction and printing of any of the materials
herein.
If you have any questions or recommendations regarding www.artyfactory.com please contact John MacTaggart at ask@artyfactory.com
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We
hope that you enjoy using Artyfactory
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