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The Luster Bowl
What is it about William Nicholson’s painting The Lustre Bowl with Green Peas that impresses itself on the imagination and memory? Somehow Sir William Nicholson’s “simple” still life transforms just three everyday items – a [...]
Salon Winners in the Spotlight
This edition of Inside Art corrects an error in the previous Salon spotlight edition. “Inchoate” (in-KO-ate) is an unusual word that means something just started, not yet fully formed. Annie Murphy-Robinson used the descriptor in [...]
In the Dark and the Light
“Inchoate” (in-KO-ate) is an unusual word that means something just started, not yet fully formed. Annie Murphy-Robinson used the descriptor in the title of her salon-winning charcoal “Emily ‘Inchoate.’” There was nothing in the least [...]
Making It Right
By Jessica L. Bryant A step-by-step demonstration of how Jessica L. Bryant turns a plein air painting into a studio piece. A signature member of the American Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society, Northwest Watercolor Society, [...]
Let There Be Light!
We hear a lot about “getting light into your painting” but there was an entire movement of American landscape painting in the nineteenth-century that made it practically the whole subject of their work. Less a [...]
How Monet Painted the Sea
Claude Monet loved to paint the sea, and a quick study of some his best as well as some lesser-known paintings of the ocean can teach practicing artists sound fundamental skills when diving into a [...]
