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Many of nature's most beautiful and intriguing subjects are comprised of a myriad baffling patterns and shapes. Here's how to make sense of it all.

How working in the zone between the abstract and representational will allow you to see your subject in a new light and treat you to a unique adventure along the way.

An important part of an artist’s promotional tool kit, whether promoting a workshop or an exhibition

Action-packed, unorthodox alkyd surfaces.

Part 1 of a new series by Master Artist Daniel Greene

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

Watercolorist Amit Kapoor captures movement and action in his city scenes using purposeful, sweeping brushstrokes

John Lovett explains how to amplify transparency throughout contrasts with areas of flat opacityq

Sydney artist Paul Ching-Bor couldn't resist the siren call of the New York cityscape. Would he be able to make it there?

Are the people behind the scenes really out to get you?

Lyn Diefenbach approaches pastels with a sculptural hand, creating depth and liveliness in her florals

If you can see the abstract possibilities in the varied textures of the landscape, then you can create paintings without severing the link with reality.

Photography plays an important role in the compositions of Anne Abgott's colorful watercolors

Jung Han Kim uses expressive line to paint the soul of San Francisco

Using knowledge of the ocean and other natural elements, Mustafa Günen paints vast and realistic seascapes

Watercolor artist Aleš Stepan enjoys the freedom of working in plein air

Billy Seccombe shares his methods for painting a commissioned album cover

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