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7 Palette Knife Portraits of Women
Born in Spain and based in London, with time spent living in Africa and India, Elena Gual's work engages with the myriad realities of being a woman worldwide.
Realism Ambassador of the Week: Emilie Fantuz
Emilie Fantuz is an American-Canadian artist known for her large-scale paintings depicting reflections and nocturnal urban landscapes. Her palette knife paintings combine technical elements of hyperrealism with an abstracted stylization that is distinctly her own.
Oil Painting Lesson: 10 Ways to Avoid Muddy Color
Avoid these bad painting habits and learn how to keep your colors clean and fresh.
How to Paint an Alla Prima Still Life
An alla prima still life painting is one that was painted in one session. In this free article, watch Cornelia Hernes create a beautiful still life in seven steps.
Step by Step Portrait Painting Tutorial: Selfhood
Realism Today Ambassador Jessica Oliveras takes us through the steps of her portrait painting, "Selfhood."
Painting of the Week: Columbus Circle Golden Hour
Congratulations to Jonathan McHugh, whose work has been recognized in the monthly Plein Air Salon.
Color Theory > Color “Rules” That Aren’t True
There are a number of “rules” about how color should be used that aren’t true—or aren’t always true. Todd Casey explains this, explains the term "local color," and shares a bonus tip for mixing colors in this excerpt from his new book, "The Art of Still Life."
Secrets and Private Thoughts
Terry Miura shares his process for painting evocative and mysterious figures: "The process I follow in creating my figurative works varies from piece to piece, but they start similarly..."
A Quickstart Guide to Gilding for Oil Painters
"For any other painter out there who wants to try gilding, but is as confused as I was," says Elizabeth Zanzinger, "I hope you’ll find my notes about the process helpful."
Oil Painting Techniques: How to Prep Your Own Oils
"By making your own paints, not only do you save money, but you also gain full control over the ingredients and quality of the paint." Patrick McGrath explains.