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How Academic Drawing Is Alive and Well in China
Academic drawing remains a cornerstone of art teaching, and has reached levels that exceed historical and present-day norms in both technical ability and subtlety of interpretation.
Drawing – Beyond the Mark
An interview with American painter Patricia Watwood, who is on the faculty of the 4th annual Realism Live virtual art conference.
Drawing of the Week: Out of the Dark
Congratulations to Megan Whitfield, whose work has been recognized in the monthly PleinAir Salon. Here, she shares her inspiration, challenges, and advice.
Portrait of the Week: A Drawing with Feelings
"A drawing will never be exactly like the subject, and it doesn’t need to be. It is a drawing, after all, with feelings perhaps!" ~ Oliver Sin
Inspiring Art: 9 Winning Drawings of People
One of the benefits of entering the PleinAir Salon is the it can put your drawings of people (such as these) in front of the world. Be inspired here.
2-Hour Live Gesture Drawing Demo
Fine Art Connoisseur presents “Expressive Gesture Drawing with Oliver Sin," a live, two-hour demonstration hosted by Peter Trippi.
New Book for Artists: The Path of Drawing
Focusing on aspects of mindfulness that are particularly relevant to creative individuals, Watwood discusses overcoming blocks and dealing with emotional challenges to accomplishing work.
Glenn Vilppu on Universal Principles of Drawing
From Renaissance to Hollywood animation with one, single mantra.
Graphite Drawing as a Necessity
“I was completely broke when I got out of school. Then I had a baby and I couldn’t afford ..."
A Step by Step Portrait Drawing with Vine Charcoal: “Juan”
Oliver Sin, who has had two portraits featured on the cover of Time Magazine and who has worked for George Lucas, takes us through his portrait drawing process of a model named Juan.