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Gradually refining a loose start

This artist records the sensations and relevations she experienced while undertaking a commission to capture the spirit of a weathered Island cottage.

Personal growth, renewed enthusiasm for painting and fresh solutions are just some of the many benefits you'll get from trying this experimental approach.

A special brand of meaning to places off the beaten track.

Judith strives to communicate between artist an viewer. She talks with Amanda McCaughey-Apostol.

John Lovett's simple palette of four transparent colours gives you all the options

John Lovett provides insight on watercolour paper, including size, texture and weight

Artist Josh Tiessen is inspired by nature's naturally occurring contrasts for his works that showcase a limited palette with edge lighting

Using a blend of refined and loose brushstrokes, Adam Wexelblatt creates his own signature techniques

Modern resources

An oil demonstration

A portrait in oil

A demonstration in oil

Capturing Atmosphere and LIght

Two decades in the Yorkshire Dales have given this artist a wealth of experience in painting water in all its natural forms.

The Art Renewal Center bolsters the support and reverence of traditional representational art

Some strategies for coping with isolation.

Australia-based artist Mike Kowalski translates outdoor scenes either on location or in the studio

When beginning each portrait, Albert Slark considers the situation in front of him including colour, location and lighting

An exclusive interview with Will Barnet.

Chairman’s Letter

Supporting a narrative

Capturing the moment

Feeling the rhythm

Composition Stages

The solution to an age old problem. Grant McSherry explains how to know when a painting is finished

Frank Gordon paints landscapes within walking distance of his home, infusing his knowledge of the setting into his work

A Grid Method

Visceral process

A demonstration in oil

This artist uses the harsh weather of her native Iceland to help create her constantly moving abstract images.

Commissions are the norm for portrait artists, but there's something in it for the landscape artist too.

All the Prize Winners in our International Artist Magazine Challenge No. 132

Carin Gerard explores nature in her immense paintings, balancing the classical realism of the Renaissance with the spirit of contemporary art

Exploring contrasts in watercolor

Chairman’s Letter

There's no law that says artists have to Starve.

There are many rivers to cross on the way to becoming a painter.

A rich relationship with his environment gives this artist vision for a lifetime.