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How to Start Your Own Plein Air Group
There’s no doubt being part of a community has incredible benefits. We often hear of successful plein air painting societies and associations, but what if you don’t live anywhere near an existing group that meets [...]
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With a certain slant of early morning light, as a critic recently wrote, Edward Hopper “captured the anxious stillness of twentieth-century American life.” Tightly cropped like a photo or a scene glimpsed through a shopwindow, [...]
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Lots of artists aspire to painting more loosely, with more freedom, avoiding the look of a fussy, uptight, overworked canvas. However, there’s two aspects of this – the how and the why. As Nancy Tankersley [...]
Painting is About Feeling
The quote is innocent enough: Art’s true purpose is not to portray but to evoke. If you think about what that means though, it’s saying that essentially, art is not about depicting the observable world. [...]
