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Figurative Art Ambassador of the Week: JaFang Lu
Discover the contemporary figurative art of JaFang Lu, who studied at the City College of New York University, Art Students League of New York, the New York Academy of Art, and Studio Incamminati.
Fresh Color: On Painting with Oil
Find inspiration for painting with oil in the following excerpt from Robert Johnson's classic book, "On Becoming a Painter."
The Benefits of Value Studies: Mastering Notan
In this free video lesson, discover how Notan value studies and digital painting can transform your artwork by simplifying shapes and enhancing composition.
How to Win Art Competitions
Check out what these artists and jurors have to say about winning art competitions, including what catches a juror's eye and how to put your best foot forward.
My Still Life Painting “Roses and Copper” In 5 Steps
Contemporary realism artist Patricia Tribastone shares her inspiration and process for the still life painting "Roses and Copper" (oil, 20 x 16 in.).
Your 2025 Guide to Art Workshops, Schools, and Ateliers
This guide is organized by State and includes a special section for Multiple Venues, International Art Workshops, and Online art workshops, so make sure you browse all of it to find the right place for you!
Painting of the Week: “Light and Lace”
I have collected antique clothing for many years because I love its intricacy, workmanship and design. I had an idea to feature some of these garments in my art work. My portrait painting “Light and Lace” originated from a photo shoot in my home.
10-Minute Thumbnail Sketch Challenge: Birds
Ready, set, sketch! Get out your sketchbook and favorite drawing utensil for montage from Realism Today.
A Floral Spotlight: Each Iris Has Its Own Personality
When it comes to painting irises, Cathryne Trachok says having an underpainting was helpful because ...
Painting of the Week: “Old Copper and Fruit”
The concept for my still life painting “Old Copper and Fruit” began with the peculiar flower found at the outdoor market.