ICYMI: Art is a deeply personal journey, and for many artists, finding their authentic voice can be a challenging yet rewarding process. In a recent discussion, two accomplished artists, Kami Mendlik and Carol Peebles, shared their insights on navigating the art world, developing a unique style, and growing their careers.
Welcome to Part 2 of a three-part series by Timothy Joseph Allen, MFA. The focus this week is: Quest for the Holy Grail of Flesh Tones.
How to Find Your Authentic Voice and Grow Your Art Career: A Roundtable with Kami Mendlik and Carol Peebles!
Aflatun Israilov is a self-taught seascape and landscape painter who first picked up a brush at the age of 40.
Welcome to Part 1 of a three-part series by Timothy Joseph Allen, MFA, on Caravaggio and bridging the gap between technical analysis, theory, and performance.
Working from her home studio on Washington’s Vashon Island, Erin Schulz applies her artistic and scientific training to depicting everything from crashing waves and rusting tools to story-driven scenes ...
Before starting work on a larger painting, I wanted to make a more straightforward portrait of this bird to get to know it a little bit better.
“Simplicity in my works is sometimes almost overwhelming, because what I really want is a clear, distinct story that gives enough to the viewer,” says the artist Mark Pugh, who is on the faculty of Realism Live.
An accomplished artist shares her journey of creating representational art, including her advice to those on a similar path.
"Pastel as a medium is rapidly gaining recognition around the world, and it's one that simply cannot be ignored," said Eric Rhoads at the 4th annual Pastel Live.