7 Things Sunset Painters Get Wrong
Seven things painters need to know to paint beautiful sunsets.
Seven things painters need to know to paint beautiful sunsets.
Painting advice from one of the greatest painters of all time - John Singer Sargent.
For an intermediate painter who wants to shake things up a bit I highly recommend breaking out some alternative colours, or making any other change that keeps the painting process playful and inquisitive.
I've just spent a couple of weeks on one painting which is odd for me because I normally like to dash them out in one or two sessions, but in this one I wanted to challenge myself and learn a few things from Monet along the way.
Another way enterprising artists are keeping their heads above water in these tight times.
Next time you are considering painting from a photo, why not give yourself the benefit of the doubt and try working from a black and white image? You might be pleasantly surprised.
Hi guys, if you've ever looked out on a gray day and been at a loss for painting subjects, this one's for you. Gray days have a few strong advantages over sunny days...
Here are some of the basic principles behind painting a glowing light source (the sun in this case), based on outdoor painting observation taken through to a studio painting.
An exciting technique I tried out the other day. It's sort of like watercolor in that the initial dark washes are really thin, allowing the canvas (or in this case, board) to show through.
Had a bit of a rough start to the day today - had the blues, but gave myself a good 2 hour dose of outdoor painting and that seemed to sort me out.
I finally got to paint Cathedral Cove after many years of dreaming about it. It's certainly more than I ever could have hoped for - a magical place which looks like God took extra care in carving the rock formations, planting the trees and colouring the water.
Have you ever tried to paint a still life? I find the hardest and most time consuming part of it is just setting it up. Getting it to look interesting, well balanced and well lit turns out to be all the more difficult by the endless number of options.