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A Second Act: Jorge Carral’s Journey to Art
A feature article on the hyperrealist paintings of Jorge Carral, whose path was influenced first by his banker father, and later by his own drive to art.
3 Days of Pastel Realism and More
Enjoy a recap of the realism segments of the 3rd Annual Pastel Live, an unforgettable event for artists of all levels of painting with pastels.
Nocturne Painting of the Week: Always You
In his nocturnal series, Hankey used a rich, dark palette, but "Always You" incorporates pastel hues, a shift that makes sense when ...
The Necessity of Story
The intangible thing that separates the greats from the “pretty goods” is rooted in a deep pool of ethos that is mixed into every puddle of color and directs every movement of the brush.
How Shadows Cemented the Theme of My Still Life
Go behind the scenes of a contemporary realism still life painting by Jeremiah Patterson.
The Painter’s Reference
There are many other ways to mold your reference to have better manners as an aid in painting, but we must always remember that ...
A Crowded Genre, But …
Learn about a contemporary realism artist who paints large floral scenes as if they were vast landscapes, even if ...
Capturing the Essence
When painting from life, our minds must be focused on the fundamental technicalities...What is in front of us, though, is so much more than that.
From On Location to Studio: Plein Air Live is for Everyone
Last week many of us gathered online for the opportunity to learn from 30 of today's top landscape painters during the 4th Annual Plein Air Live. Some were dedicated outdoor painters who would finish an impressionistic work on location, and others were keen to use the art of painting outside to create color studies that would later be used ...
Realism Ambassador of the Week: Emilie Fantuz
Emilie Fantuz is an American-Canadian artist known for her large-scale paintings depicting reflections and nocturnal urban landscapes. Her palette knife paintings combine technical elements of hyperrealism with an abstracted stylization that is distinctly her own.









