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James Gurney shares a basic painting technique that will make your artwork sparkle

Naomi Aho has found a subject that is perfectly executed in her favorite medium.

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

Your artistic travel journal is your "get-out-of-creative-jail free" card

Why limit yourself to painting only realistic works from real subjects?

Painting Workshop Vacations

A new 7 part series that takes you into the world of the art student.

John Lovett shows us paper is not the only support for watercolour.

Toning the canvas and painting a loose oil sketch, Bozhena Fuchs creates electrifying cityscapes

Problem solving in action.

Lyudmila Tomova creates fluid, rhythmic watercolors that embody a sense of freedom and spontaneity

This US artist is famous for sketching. And he thinks you should be too.

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

Focusing on color mixing and composition, Kayla Martell paints blissful interior scenes

Andrew Denman utilises what the wildlife subject suggests in its context to support his combinations of realism, abstraction and stylization

Technical and contemporary

Leon Belsky, Toni M. Elkins, Daniel Greene, Paul C. Jackson, Harold A. Nelson, Charles Sovek, Shirley Sterling, Warren Taylor, Marshall Ward, Ben Watson

Don Burt, Betty Carr, Howard Carr, Sidney Hermel, Jo Ann Leiser, Richard McDaniel, Sean McHugh, Dick Phillips, Stephen Quiller, Flint Reed

Tom Dorr, Cheryl English, Jack Flynn, Linda Gunn, Maxine Johnston, Jerry Little, Doris McCarthy, John Molnar, Stan Repar, Howard Rogers, Catherine Wilson Smith

John Budican, Rob Erdle, Donna Francis, Robert E. Heyer, Valerie Hinz, Jane Jones, ML Moseman, Bill Shaddix, Leonore Rae Smith, Dean St. Clair, Anthony Ventura

Canadian artist Shawn Robichaud aims to paint the mood, light and effects of his natural surroundings

Some of the things that make artists grind their teeth at night.

Chairman’s Letter

How do you lead the viewer's eye? How do you arrange shapes to the best advantage? This artist examines the elements that make a painting work.

Robert Teeling uses his firsthand experiences

John Chapman stayed awhile at one of his favourite locations to obtain a better understanding of his subject