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Finding Awe
We all could use a little more awe in our lives, and art is the perfect place to start. Awe is the feeling of being in the presence of something vast or profound that leads [...]
Keeping it Light
When Kathryn Stats first started painting, she viewed painting as a fun hobby. That hobby quickly turned into a passion, not just for painting but for capturing light – as beautifully as possible. She started [...]
So Many Ways to Paint the City
Cityscapes can range from decorative to abstract, and from visceral to hyper-realistic. Here we take a near-random sampling of the genre through time, beginning with the golden age of Japanese color woodblock prints. These works [...]
Unboxing Color
So often the reality of our paintings falls short of our ability to envision them - we can “see” the most beautiful paintings in our imagination, but in reality, that beauty eludes us. It’s often [...]
What’s in Van Gogh’s Shoes?
Vincent Van Gogh’s still life paintings rivet the viewer with the same expressive immediacy and presence as do his vividly intoxicating landscapes and portraits. This is true of even the humblest of his motifs, including [...]
Loosen Up Your Watercolors (But Not Too Much!)
By GUEST CONTRIBUTOR Julie Gilbert Pollard I’m always looking to loosen-up my painting technique - and because splatter is so random-looking it lends itself nicely to that goal. Sometimes, however, it is TOO random and [...]
