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The Canadian Institute of Portrait Artists, The Western Federation of Watercolor Societies and the American Women Artists.

Society of Wildlife Artists 41st Annual Exhibition

The Florida Watercolor Society and The Colored Pencil Society of America present their award winners

A series by one of the world's best loved and most traveled artists.

A new series by one of the world's best loved and most traveled artists.

The rugged, ever-changing landscapes of the North of England are a constant multi-coloured inspiration.

Li Yichun infuses his paintings with his knowledge and feeling of the scene

See why Gerard Mortier has been called the ambassador of France's Opal Coast.

Joke Frima's nature-themed still lifes are often painted directly from studio setups

For his complex still life compositions, Greg Mort often finds himself building models and dioramas to enhance his paintings.

In her series Weightless, Anne-Marie Kornachuk aims to show complex emotions through layering and scumbling

Marco Grasso achieves realistic wildlife art by focusing on color, light and composition

Adventuring into the mountains allows DJ the chance to experience the landscape firsthand

Part 2 Gerald Brommer examines what stimulates creative expression and production

On returning to watercolour, Martin Taylor has experimented with developing a transformational new style.

Intense yet harmonious colors and extreme value contrasts, draw your eye into the secret beauty of Jerusalem.

What to do when your creative tank is empty.

Ruben Astudillo on Art, Identity and the Power of Self-Portraits

Patrick Cahill, Thomas Ryan, Patricia Jorgensen, Nancy Larchet, Pauline Doyle, George Oakley, Terence O'Connell

Heidi Willis sifted through her mind's flip file of images to revisit one that just begged to be painted

Certain issues have the power to generate intense feeling. This is one of them.

Susan Harrison-Tustain pushes watercolor beyond preconceived limitations

Part 7: The need to paint versus the need to sell.

In Part Six of his series, Master Artist Daniel Greene alerts us to the problems some supports introduce into the painting process and tells us which ones work best

Why gallery owners and artists should put on their thinking caps.

Gokhan Anlagan, Toto Bonnano, Birol Kutadgu, Yilmaz Merzifonlu, Mehmet Guler, Firdavsi Feyzullah

For the observant artist there's a good chance that where there's light there's inspiration.

This artist shows how to use watercolor to paint realism and shares some still life composition secrets that help achieve the desired result.

The ambience of rural China.

Michael Sass recommends you get to know your materials better, if you want the best results.

Meticulous planning allows Ginny Page to paint cohesive and dynamic compositions

After enjoying many pursuits Lesley Lambert finally opted for oil painting

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

Painting on location gives you a chance to practice and play, to learn and experiment.

Alberto Abate, Silvano D'Ambrosia, Ubaldo Bartolini, Francesca Bonanni, Sergio Ceccotti, Franco De Courten, Paulo Florentino, Mayo K. Molero, Lithian Ricci, Titio Rossini, Federico Vescovo

Tiziano Bonanni, Sabrina Taddei, Sara Sommazzi, Giuliano Paladini, Daniela Pacini, Clara Polvani, Luca Viviani, Franco Magari

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

Portraying an essence

James Gurney, the multi-talented author, artist and illustrator of the world famous Dinotopia series of books and television programs reveals some of the traditional methods used by artists since the Renaissance

James Gurney, the author, artist, and illustrator of the #1 bestselling art instruction books Imaginative Realism and Color and Light reveals useful insights about atmospheric effects.

James Gurney, the multi-talented author, artist and illustrator of the world famous Dinotopia series of books and television programs reveals new insights from the science of visual perception.

James Gurney, artist and author of best-selling art instruction book Color and Light, wraps up his series with some useful tips

James Gurney, the multi-talented author, artist and illustrator of the world famous Dinotopia series of books and television programs reveals some of the traditional methods used by artists since the Renaissance

James Gurney, the author, artist, and illustrator of the #1 bestselling art instruction books Imaginative Realism and Color and Light reveals useful insights about atmospheric effects.