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The rich tradition of plein air painting is about connection, emotion and a passion for the great outdoors

Don't let your left brain know what your right brain is doing.

The secret of creating the trompe l'oeil illusion of reality.

Deliberate compositional planning allows Tanvi Pathare to more fully emphasize the themes of her oil paintings

Graham Smith poses some self assessment questions

You might have to work fast - but remember to think fast.

use of bold vibrant acrylic colors represents a major break with the accepted traditions of Chinese ink brushwork.

Pamela Griffith creates woodblock prints of the Asian Zodiac

Acrylic artist Craig Williams depicts the realistic forms of birds on genuine vintage book pages

Valerie Rogers explores the challenges of painting wildlife from dusk to dawn

The ability to problem solve has allowed Ann Morton to overcome any painting challenges she might face

John Lovett explains how to use oversized paper bonded to aluminum composite panel

Bob Brandt discusses two main elements that link painting and music

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Taking a more symbolic, philosophical approach will give your paintings richer, deeper meaning

James Gurney shows how you can use drawing tools over a watercolor or gouache painting to add lines, details and texture

All the drama of an Alfred Hitchcock movie.

An inside look at the history, techniques and artists working in this traditional art form

E John Robinson's new book is the fruit of a lifetime spent painting seascapes

Ellen Buselli keeps her paintings fresh through careful observation and precise brushstrokes

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

The art of Maggie Caunt comes alive when she paints subjects she's passionate about

Chris Kolupski

The signature style of Jane French’s portraiture is achieved through a mix of both sharp and loose brushwork

Mary Sauer talks with executive director of The Portrait Society of America, Christine Egnoski

James Gurney shows how rain can be a plein air painter’s best friend, but also their worst enemy