Where the Light Dances (acrylic, mixed media, and tree bark on canvas, 24×36) by Chantal Bourque took Third Place in the AcrylicWorks 12: The Best of Acrylic competition. To Quebec artist Chantal Bourque, winner of the Third Place Award in this year’s …
Tired of getting lost in the overwhelming details of portrait painting? Artist Ilene Gienger-Stanfield offers a refreshing solution
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A Montana plein-air painter built a studio from scratch with a little help from YouTube — and a lot of help from his wife.
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Botanical artist Jean Emmons on the joys of painting from life to capture the exquisite beauty of natural subjects.
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By Kristin Hoerth Whether the shapes are small and intricate or larger and simpler, Barbara Kempe’s botanical watercolors often feature lush, dense foliage that extends across the paper without any background space, fully immersing the viewer in the na…
In the late ’70s, I received my first pastel set as a gift from a friend. I was immediately enamored with the spontaneity and vibrancy of the medium, and I’ve never looked back. Even in those early days when I was first becoming acquainted with pastel,…
Follow along as he breaks down his plein air painting process for capturing the essence of an urban landscape in watercolor.
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