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

Greg Hargreaves' abstract landscapes focus on a number of contrasts, including real versus abstract and man versus wild

From how to deal with bad weather to choosing the perfect colors to reflect the scenes.

If you want your figurative paintings to tell a story, adopt these techniques for working from life in acrylics.

Fred Wessel uses age-old techniques to render lifelike skin tones in her egg tempera works

Part 1 of a fantastic six-part series

Part 5: Painting with those 'pariah pigments' - black and white

Part 3: Multiple glazing

Part 2: Color economy.

Part 6: The drama of high contrast.

Soft brush - firm brush

To portray ideas in her paintings, Andrea Kemp uses elements and principles of design such as space, pattern, value, harmony and shape

In every issue of International Artist we will feature a Painting Workshop from one of New Zealand’s best artists.

This artist provides valuable tips forpainting whilst on vacation.

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

James Gurney discusses how to overcome shyness and deal with curious spectators

Ellen Fuller explains how to establish values using the grisaille technique

Two artists had a transforming experience in China.

James Gurney shares his experience painting botanical subjects outdoors in water media

What kind of artist is Per-Inge Isheden? Is he a modernist? Is he a traditionalist? This man confounds the critics because they simply can't put a label on him.

Tony Smibert's new book-cum-inspiration kit, shows you how to kickstart your creativity

Teresa Ramsay shares her techniques for up-scaling objects and flowers

Svetlana Orinko shares one of her three watercolour painting techniques, a wet-on-wet multilayered method

How to get in, get it down, and get out!

In every issue of International Artist we will feature a Painting Workshop from one of New Zealand’s best artists.

Pamela Griffith customised a still life floral composition to match a theme desired by her client

James Gurney explains why he often prepares his surface with a colored tone

Commission painting can be an enjoyable challenge or distinct pain in the brush.

John Lovett shares the results of his recent workshop in Cornwall and the Cotswolds.

John Lovett explains how gathering information on-site can lead to studio works.

We talk to one of the most sought-after portrait painters in the country.

James Gurney shares his top 10 tips for painting lifelike dinosaurs

Read how Sandra Blair uses her "bad hair day' brush to recreate lifelike fur and feathers.

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

Shari Blaukopf shares her tips and techniques for painting snow using watercolors

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

John Lovett takes us on a painting tour of one of Australia’s most extraordinary islands

John McCartin shows how the distinction between what you physically see and how you paint what you see, makes all the difference

Discover the inner workings of the heart, mind and studio of this Kuwaiti artist.

Papay Solomon's portraits tell untold stories of immigrants and refugees.

How traditional textiles present Malaysian artist Chang Fee Ming with a form of expression in a culture steeped in myths and taboos.

When the AAP Mawson's Huts Foundation Rescue Team Expedition landed on Antarctica, Alasdair McGregor was there with his paints.

This painter's reason for living is to paint the faces of the Colca Valley people, their lives and the places where they live

Evocative, emotional abstract color inspired by a land of rich extremes.

George Scribner shares his eight-year journey painting one world's most recognized landmarks

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

A testament to the fundamentals of good drawing and painting.

During the past year, Mia Bergeron has been working to evoke mood by using minimal information in her paintings

This artist specialises in hyper-realism, which is the translation of what is found in the 3D real world into the creative world of the flat painting.