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Tips, Tricks, Thoughts, and inspiration from across the art spectrum.
Artist Tip 10: Sneaky Darks
Whoever told you that you should "always put your darkest darks next to your lightest lights" should have his (or, maybe, her) teaching certificate revoked. It is true that when you put your darkest darks next to your lightest lights that area will invariably become the focal point of your painting. But
Artist Tip 10: Sneaky Darks
Whoever told you that you should "always put your darkest darks next to your lightest lights" should have his (or, maybe, her) teaching certificate revoked. It is true that when...
Artist Tip 30: Finding A Direction
An artist does not compose his painting by filling it with things; boats, barns, trees, and mountains. He composes it by designing and arranging on his paper areas of color, value, line, and, most of all, shape.
Artist Tip 30: Finding A Direction
An artist does not compose his painting by filling it with things; boats, barns, trees, and mountains. He composes it by designing and arranging on his paper areas of color,...
