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A PleinAir Salon winner explains her realistic self-portrait drawing, "Girl without a Pearl Earring."

Congratulations to Megan Whitfield, whose work has been recognized in the monthly PleinAir Salon. Here, she shares her inspiration, challenges, and advice.

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.

How do you feel when you win in the PleinAir Salon art competition? "Just WOW WOW WOW." Here's one winner's inspiration and advice.

With the new year here, I thought I’d share a few quick ideas to consider so you can plan and implement them now.

Accelerate your realism art by studying from the finest artists in the world who are creating portraits, figurative art, and still life paintings. Realism Today is the FREE weekly publication for the realism movement...

Because contemporary realism has a range of styles within the genre, here we bring you works that fall within the subcategories of hyperrealism, photorealism, and trompe l’oeil. Accelerate your art by studying from the finest...

Congratulations to Jonathan McHugh, whose work has been recognized in the monthly PleinAir Salon.

Congratulations to Karon Tucker, whose work has been recognized in the monthly PleinAir Salon. "Not all animals have dramatic stories of survival but, they all have their own personalities and stories to tell. When I paint, I want to convey that soul that lies behind those eyes I’m peering through."

In his 80s — and still painting — Figliola has been referred to as “a contemporary realist, painting the Renaissance and making it today.”