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No Limits

The bold art of SAS instructor Peggi Kroll Roberts exudes energy and expression

Light Is Everything

Calvin Liang delves into his process for capturing the warmth, energy and movement of light

Punch Up

Textured brushwork and bold color contrasts define the art of Cansu Rossi

The Director

Casting characters, designing sets and building props, visionary artist Ramón Hurtado brings his love of storytelling and academia into his artwork

Gentle Harmonies

Lena Rivo carefully chooses her colors before applying them to a high-grit paper to achieve her delicate pastels

Rugged Beauty

Heavy body acrylics, bristle brushes and palette knives lend a rough, yet serene quality to Karin Nelson’s paintings

Crystal Clear

Elo Wobig demonstrates her approach for achieving depth and translucency in water scenes

’90s Kid

Incorporating aspects of pop culture from her childhood, Tanja Jensen’s artwork feels dreamy and nostalgic

Doors & Windows

John Lovett discusses his techniques for painting one of the most ubiquitous pieces of architecture

Buildings with Character

In every issue of International Artist we feature a Painting Workshop from Richard Robinson, one of New Zealand’s best artists

Shelter from the Storm

A new body of work by eco artist Jon Ching offers respite in a chaotic world

Conversation Piece

Part II: Talking During Sessions

Good Things Happen

Harley Brown’s fascinating things no one else will tell you

Finding Your Place

International Artist Presents Artist Groups & Societies

Slow & Careful

Chairman’s Letter

Words of Wisdom

from the 2026 Art of the Portrait Faculty Artists

Master Showcase

Step by Step: Baroque Recycling

Every Artist Needs a Challenge— and a Community

Letter from the Publishers

Slow Yourself Down

Letter from the Editor

Art Challenge: Cityscapes

All the Prize Winners in our International Artist Magazine Challenge No. 151

Painting in the Chowder

James Gurney demos a technique for achieving atmosphere using gouache and watercolor

Creative Spark