Best Of: The History of Dragons in Art
‘Flight of the Paladin’, by William O’Connor, ©2012 The most iconic image...
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So A Lawyer And An Artist Walk Into A Jungle…
In 1839, John Lloyd Stephens, an American lawyer, and Frederick Catherwood, an English artist and...
Why Horror is Good For You (and Even Better for Your Kids)
One of the core reasons I make books now is because Ray Bradbury scared me so happy, that I am...
Studio Equipment : Plants
Like many artists, I keep a Hepa Grade air filter in my studio that I run periodically if I happen...
Artist Spotlight: Sulamith Wülfing
by Cory Godbey Back in December of 2015 I was exhibiting at an arts and crafts fair and I got to...
Tips for Abstract Interpretation
Realism can be boring sometimes. Not only can it get tedious in the execution, but it can also be...
TODD LOCKWOOD: Curvilinear Perspective, Part 1
A Curvilinear Brain-Bender -By Todd Lockwood I had a new experience of Curvilinear Perspective...
Interview with Terryl Whitlatch
Terryl Whitlatch was born in Oakland, California, and started drawing at less than three years of...
Color Constancy or is it the Power of Gray?
There as an article that I recently came across (you can read it here) that was really...
Using Unconventional Painting Tools
The three stages of this painting show the underlying layer of marks made with spatulas,...
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