How to Document Your Art

The video tutorial provides guidance on documenting both two-dimensional and three-dimensional artwork. It emphasizes the importance of consistent lighting, recommending natural light for two-dimensional pieces and artificial light when necessary. The tutorial covers camera setup, including positioning and using a tripod, and offers tips for photographing three-dimensional artwork with a backdrop. It concludes with advice on editing images to ensure they accurately represent the artwork.

Why is consistent lighting important when documenting artwork?

What should you do if natural lighting is poor or unavailable?

How can you ensure that your artwork is straight and level when hanging it for documentation?

What is the purpose of using a neutral colored sheet as a backdrop for three-dimensional artwork?

Why is it important to photograph three-dimensional work from different viewpoints?