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.
In honour of Mother’s day, a close look at “After the Bath,” a painting of a mother and her children by Mary Cassatt. We take a close look at this glorious painting!
In Tasmania to teach a 10-day Art Retreat, I had a couple of days on my own. The view across the road had such a nostalgic feeling that I had to paint it. Here’s the progression of the pastel painting.
Being inspired by my students and their art-making is one of the reasons I love to teach. Seeing their breakthroughs is such a reward! Here, I showcase some of their work.
We dive deep into the details of this portrait by artist Laura Anning Bell. Located in Tate Britain, it’s believed to be a depiction of Annie Horniman, a pioneer of the repertory theatre.
New Zealand artist Julie Greig shares her pastel landscapes along with her process. She also takes us through her journey to becoming the artist she is today.
A blind contour drawing can help get you into the art-making zone. Take time to slow down, look, then really see!
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