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"With Moire, I recognized early on that she had something unexplainable above the usual - in French called the ‘je ne sais quois’..."
This week we're seeing up-close-and-personal presentations during Watercolor Live, an online art conference unlike any other.
Rosanna Gaddoni, a winner in the PleinAir Salon, takes us behind the scenes of her realistic drawing of a cow: "I See You."
"Creating art is a powerful experience; it’s a profound way to process, celebrate, and appreciate the world around us," says Matthew White.
From historic battleships to modern sailing scenes, this look at American maritime art reveals how artists honor the nation’s seafaring legacy.
When I realized that ... I could voice my opinion or ideas visually when I felt silent otherwise, I decided to "use" my art with greater intent.
Born, raised and currently living in the lush river lowlands near Cincinnati, Mark Eberhard is at home painting the many avian species that frequent his bird feeders.
Lynn Pratt, "Money Laundering," watercolor, 21 x 15 in.; painting of money hanging from clothespins

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Enjoy these realistic watercolor paintings by Lynn Pratt, who is on the faculty of the sixth annual Watercolor Live online art conference.
"I imagined him thinking of his home and childhood, as a reference to how we all can sometimes live in our memories. And how even though we are grown, we can sometimes feel like a child."
Today many people are concerned about the potential competitive threat posed by artificial intelligence (AI), but for a long time now young artists have felt challenged by technology in general, and at a loss for inspiration...
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