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The Looser You Get, The More Real It Seems: Watercolor Demonstration

October 28, 2010 by Ralph S 13 Comments

About Debi Watson I showed talent with my drawing from an early age, but my parents discouraged me in the hope ‘that I would pursue something more productive’. I spent much of my adult life working as a operating room nurse, but couldn’t abandon my love for painting. Working long hours and raising two children […]

Filed Under: Landscape/Plein Air, Watercolor Painting

Losing a Likeness and Finding It – Again and Again

October 28, 2010 by Ralph S 2 Comments

About Karin Karin Wells is an artist of amazing versatility. She graduated with honors from both the New England School of Art and Design, Boston, 1965, and the Butera School of Art, Boston, 1986. Karin has enjoyed a career as an award-winning graphic designer, illustrator and sign painter. She also taught Life Drawing and Painting […]

Filed Under: Portrait Painting & Drawing

Painting Lesson – How To Mix an Endless Amount of Greens

October 21, 2010 by Ralph S 2 Comments

You can learn how to mix an endless amount of greens with just a handful of tube colors. You may be asking yourself: “Why would I want or need to mix my own greens when I can just buy tubes of green paint and use those?” It’s true, there are some very nice tubed greens […]

Filed Under: Color Theory, Painting

Painting Skin Tones – One Layer at a Time

September 30, 2010 by Ralph S 10 Comments

How to Paint Skin Tones – One Layer at a Time There’s a Zen to painting in layers. You have got to enjoy the process or this isn’t the method for you….(but don’t worry, there are lots of ways to paint a portrait & get a similar result). Personally I like any way that is […]

Filed Under: Oil Painting, Portrait Painting & Drawing

Landscape Painting Techniques – Learn How To Paint Clouds

September 14, 2010 by Ralph S 1 Comment

One of the most challenging aspects of landscape painting is learning how to paint believable clouds. When you ask a beginner to paint a cloud, they will automatically reach for white, when in actuality, a cloud is not white. Clouds are made of water and reflect surrounding colors. This is most apparent during a sunrise […]

Filed Under: Landscape/Plein Air, Lessons By Subject

Oil Portrait Tutorial – Painting of Brittany

August 30, 2010 by Ralph S 12 Comments

Oil Portrait Painting Demo Step by Step –  “Brittany” Below is a detailed step by step oil portrait tutorial by the very talented artist Scott Burdick (see bio at the end of the tutorial). I hope you enjoy and find this interesting and educational. Scott has some wonderful instructional videos available for purchase over at […]

Filed Under: Oil Painting, Portrait Painting & Drawing

Amazing Acrylic Landscape Painting Demo by Artist Maxim Grunin

July 15, 2010 by Ralph S 12 Comments

I often browse around YouTube and other video-sharing websites for new talent to post here on my blog. Today I hit the motherload! The following is a two-part video demonstration of a landscape by the amazingly talented artist Maxim Grunin. I was in absolute awe when I watched Maxim create this acrylic landscape painting. When […]

Filed Under: Acrylic Painting, Landscape/Plein Air

Seascape Painting Lesson by Brian Oliver

June 29, 2010 by Ralph S 3 Comments

About Brian Oliver Living in Orange County has been a joy for me. The hills, the ocean, and everything in between begging to be painted. I strive to give my paintings emotions which are generally happy and uplifting although nature can have a terrifying side. Nature’s beauty and power is one of the best subjects […]

Filed Under: Oil Painting, Seascape

Wildlife Painting Tutorial – Learn to Paint a Gorilla

June 29, 2010 by Ralph S 3 Comments

About Jason Morgan My love of animals has been there for as long as I can remember, along with my desire to draw and paint, so looking back it now seems inevitable that I would become a Professional wildlife artist I strive to paint wildlife as accurately as I can, so where possible I like […]

Filed Under: Animal & Wildlife, Oil Painting

Watercolor Lesson – Learn How to Paint a Bluebird From a Photo

April 23, 2010 by Ralph S 10 Comments

About Karen I am a self taught artist who loves to paint, and, if you can learn from loving it, that’s what I did. I am now living in Northeast Oklahoma, but I was brought up in Northern Wisconsin. My favorite things to paint are snow scenes and trees. I really like to see a […]

Filed Under: Animal & Wildlife, Watercolor Painting

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