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Bennett Prize winner Amy Werntz create works of art that celebrate the beauty that only comes with age

Great masterpieces of art recreated live, before your very eyes.

How to work with the relationships that exist between line, tone, color and edge.

It doesn't matter if it's been done before.

This Singapore artist believes painting on the spot makes for a work with that elusive transient quality - atmosphere.

John Lovett reflects on the merits of depicting water in your paintings

Utilizing different oil mediums, Justin Wood layers a variety of textures to create still lifes that are both loose and defined

The paintings of Alfredo Barros reach beyond the ordinary still life with geometrics

Plan your paintings with strong structure and don't be afraid to establish strong color early on

The Way of Watercolor: In this four-part series, Stephen Berry lends his thoughts and expertise in the realm of watercolor painting

This artist offers practical information and advice for any artist thinking of starting or switching to oil painting.

Stephen Griffin, Mary Ann Viola, David Goatley, Linda Kollacks

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

Robert Stollar shares his rules to learning how to draw a realistic figure with more precision

John Lovett has fun with mixed media by working in a limited color range

Lee Alban divides the painting process into three stages - the drawing, the values and the color

Ariane Beigneux, William T Chambers, L Steven Moppert

Using a refined method gives artist Catherine Hearding the framework for her paintings

Painting from life has enhanced Daniel J. Keys' still lifes and landscapes

John Lovett shares how sketches help in the creation of large-scale watercolour paintings

John Lovett shares a few of his studio tips, from brush care to ideal ways to store watercolor paper

Moments in nature

Reinterpreting reality

This artist searches for meaning between abstractionism and realism.

Selling your work in today’s art market

How to infuse your paintings with appealing luminosity and dramatic contrast.

Keita Tsuji uses pointillism to heighten the color expression in his pastel paintings

Patricia Moran reminds us to think about the order of visual importance when it comes to painting light and dark

An artist is either good at color or good at value, but rarely good at both.

Paintings with a distinct dramatic tension emphasize the lonely vulnerability of the bullfighter as he prepares to meet his fate.

Explore the studios or plein air setups of some of the world’s best artists.

Oil painter Vicki Sullivan blends a timeless, classical style with a contemporary touch

Matt Angell

This artist responds emotionally to color and light in his fine-tuned, etheral portrayal of subjects in the classic tradition.

Achieving atmosphere and emotion by juxtaposing broken color to add sparkle and interest.

Collecting imagery from books and magazines as resources, Aneka Ingold expresses the unique female perspective

Painting from source material is one thing, but this artist says nothing gives a painting extra dimension then being on location and taking in the sights, sounds and aromas.

A Three Years Journey

Journeys to Madagascar and Algeria