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Watercolor’s Big Splash
By CherieDawn Haas The 4th Annual Watercolor Live came to an end Friday, January 26th, wrapping up with even more of today’s best watercolor artists sharing all of their secrets, explaining their materials, methods, and more. The next [...]
Finding Frida
What You Should Know Frida Kahlo is one of the best known 20th century female realists to be rescued from potentially being lost to history. A lengthy series of shows, books, plays, movies, and relentless [...]
Nightfall / Snowfall
The above painting by Ivan Fedorovich Choulste, Nuit de Mars, Russie, is a reprisal from our previous edition. It’s a remarkable painting that bears a closer look. The black pond mirrors the night sky, a [...]
Snow Day!
Like many of his peers, Russian landscapist Ivan Choulste dedicated himself to the rugged natural beauty of his country but he truly excelled at painting snow. He adored the light of the Mediterranean, but his [...]
From the Many to the True
After you’ve been painting a while, you might reach a point where you begin to suspect that you lack a “style” - your work seems all over the place, your processes somewhat random, your paintings, [...]
The Science of Stealing
Good artists imitate; great artists steal. This phrase is variously attributed to Steve Jobs (who misattributed it to Pablo Picasso), and to Lionel Trilling, Igor Stravinsky, T.S. Eliot, and William Faulkner. (Oh, and the less well-known [...]
