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Four Days of Painting Growth: A Figurative Art Event
This November, you can study under the world’s top master artists and change your painting skills forever.
Figurative Art Spotlight: Danny Grant
Today’s spotlight is on the figurative art of Danny Grant. Enjoy this Q&A we had about his work, his young model, and more.
The Emotional Painter in Me
The more I’m burdened with the technical aspects of painting, the less I see. So before I lay my first brushstroke, I have to ...
My Painting Process for “Soul (At the Core)”
Painter Sílvia Marieta takes us through the meaning and process of her figurative art, specifically “Soul (At the Core).” Be inspired by her philosophy and see the step-by-step development of her contemporary realism ...
Art, God, and Beauty
"I have become profoundly aware of the importance of understanding myself and my art in relation to God."
Painting of the Week: “Backscape”
American artist Sharon Sprung shares a glimpse of insights into her new figurative oil painting, "Backscape."
Shane Wolf on the Value of Drawing Live Models
Shane Wolf, founder of The Figure Society, is one of the rare masters of figurative art who upholds the tradition of working uniquely from life as long as it takes to create his works. Here, Shane shares his love for—and the importance of—working with live models for the integrity of figurative art.
Painting of the Week: “The Man With a Fawn”
Émile Brunet (b. 1989, Montréal, Canada) employs the codes of Western Renaissance and Medieval art to present history and popular culture from common, yet...
The Conflict: A Painting … and the Human Experience
Contemporary artist Sílvia Marieta takes us through the meaning and process for her figurative art, specifically "The Conflict." Be inspired by her philosophy, and see the step-by-step development of "The Conflict" here.
Painting From Life: Moire as Muse
"With Moire, I recognized early on that she had something unexplainable above the usual - in French called the ‘je ne sais quois’..."









