Jane McGraw-Teubner is a master plein air artist. Here, she shares her process and tips for painting from life versus painting from a photo.
Join me as I chat with eight incredible pastel artists at the IAPS 2024 Convention.
You may think you need to erase to make changes in pastel but that’s not necessarily so. Gail takes you step-by-step through this painting’s evolution, making two changes along the way.
Henry Tonks painted a pastel portrait of the sculptor Auguste Rodin in 1914. Here Gail looks closely at various parts of the piece.
When it’s out in the world, your painting has a life of its own. Gail illustrates this idea using Michele Ashby’s painting, Tied, as an example.
Guest Laura Mocnik shares her process in creating her stunning figurative works. Although drawing is foundational, you’ll see that she uses a limited palette of colour intuitively
Streamline your creative process with these photo organisation tips. Say goodbye to endless scrolling on your phone, trying to find that reference photo.
We’re often told to try different value options when creating thumbnails of a subject. But how do we do that? Gail spills the beans!
Guest artist Michele Noiset works in the medium of pastel to create extraordinary images inspired by events and current issues
Do you call yourself an artist? Or do you have trouble identifying yourself this way? Here are some ideas about why that may be.
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