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A Modern Approach to Realism
“The power of creation in art, and even more in Realism, is such a powerful tool that we have as human beings."
Portrait of an Egret: Step by Step
Before starting work on a larger painting, I wanted to make a more straightforward portrait of this bird to get to know it a little bit better.
Painting Animals: Step-by-Step Demo of a Herd of Cows
On Painting Animals > "I work in a realistic style but always aim to create a painting with more depth and vibrance than the photo reference," says Emma Colbert.
Then and Now: My Serendipitous Path to Becoming an Artist
The truth is that many successful artists have developed their skills without a formal degree, with experiences that shape their unique perspectives and abilities. This is the path I took to becoming a professional artist.
On Painting “Rose Thundercloud”
Having a sharp eye is clearly instinctive for this self-taught painter of the Southwest, who also had the benefit of an ongoing mentorship with the established landscape painter ...
The Atelier Movement: Reaching More People Than Ever
Classical realism, academic art, the atelier method — whatever you choose to call it, it’s a fact that the tradition of realist art instruction passed down through the ages nearly died during the 20th century.
Historic Connections for a Contemporary Painter
American painter Michael Shane Neal uses two palettes for his portrait painting sessions; one belonged to the infamous artist ...
Artist to Watch: Devin Cecil-Wishing
"...I was suddenly struck by a realization that painting is an entire language, existing completely apart from the visual world in front of us..."
It’s Getting Hot in Here, So Let’s Talk About Color Temperature
A basic understanding of color temperature can bring much light and life to a painting. Here, Marc Anderson shares some common color mistakes and how to fix them.
Thoughts on Drawing in the Classical Tradition
Find inspiration in the following excerpt on classical drawing from Robert Johnson’s timeless book, “On Becoming a Painter.”