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Time to Paint Flowers!
By CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR Karen Margulis Early in my art journey I avoided painting wildflowers. I was afraid they would make my landscapes too sweet or too pretty. But the muse kept calling me until finally [...]
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Most perfectly well-intentioned web sites and even art historians will tell you who the figures in the above painting are and where they were when Monet painted them – thereby completely missing what’s interesting and [...]
Thomas Cole’s Warning for the Future, Part 2
We continue our series on “The Course of Empire,” Thomas Cole’s epic series of five paintings charting the rise and fall of an imaginary Empire. As previously introduced, we follow the story Cole’s paintings tell, [...]
When Do You Get To Call Yourself an Artist?
It’s strange how some people are reluctant to say they’re an “artist” but rather “just someone who paints.” If it’s like the distinction between a musician and someone who makes music, I get it – [...]
What Are Your Paintings Saying About You?
Painting is a solitary pursuit, and you never have to show your work to anyone. Once you get good though, you might start wanting other people to see what you can do. It’s an amazing [...]
The Mystery and Freedom of Abstract Painting, Pt. 2
Elaine Daily-Birnbaum is a mixed media painter. Her abstract work is deeply personal and very much process centered. She is a member of the National Watercolor Society and the American Watercolor Society. We asked her [...]
