Critiques for Front Lighting Workshop
Your first step to enhancing your paintings with expressive skies.
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January 5 2025
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January 3 2025
Critiques for Back Lighting Workshop
Your next step to enhancing your paintings with expressive skies.
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November 13 2024
Critiques for the Up the Creek Workshop
Student Critiques for the Up the Creek Workshop
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September 20 2024
Preparing a board for painting
Preparing MDF for Painting Like a Pro
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September 17 2024
Fixing a dented or loose canvas
Discover a quick and easy way to fix a dented or sagging canvas using just a spray bottle filled with water. This method involves spraying the back of the canvas to tighten and restore it, effectively giving your canvas a "facelift." Perfect for artists and hobbyists alike, this simple technique helps maintain your creative momentum and keeps your artwork looking its best.
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August 9 2024
Painting critiques for the Three Sisters workshop
If you wait with nature, she always rewards you. The weather was not great, grey and drizzly and we'd come a long way and waited all day for the low tide to make our pilgrimage.
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July 13 2024
Painting Critiques for the Castle Point Workshop
Painting Critiques for the Castle Point Workshop
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May 17 2024
Painting critiques for the Red Sailboat workshop
It was the reddest red boat I've ever seen; so powerfully vibrant against the turquoise tropical water. I just had to paint it.
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April 30 2024
Painting Critiques for the 'In the Shadow of Alfred' Workshop
Painting Critiques for the 'In the Shadow of Alfred' Workshop by John Crump. Critiques by Richard Robinson.
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February 21 2024
Painting Critiques for the Walk to the Beach Workshop
Painting tutor Richard Robinson critiques student paintings for the Walk to the Beach online painting workshop.
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December 6 2023
Painting Critiques for the Beach Reflections Workshop
Painting tutor Richard Robinson critiques student paintings for the Beach Reflections online painting workshop.
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October 20 2023
Painting wet over wet? The 6 keys to avoid making mud.
One of the most common questions I get is how to avoid this sticky painting pitfall.