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New Video This Week!How to Paint: The Grisaille Method with Jon deMartin
Learn watercolor techniques for up-close depth and dimension in your flower paintings. Learn more about How to Paint: The Grisaille Method with Jon deMartin here.Get instant online access to this video, and many other art workshop videos, at ArtistsNetwork.TV—now available for viewing on your iPad too!
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Draw the Special Animals in Your Life
It’s funny how animals can capture one’s love and attention, whether they live with us side-by-side, or if we just see glimpses of them by chance in nature. To watch them is rewarding. To draw them takes a studious eye and knowledge of their habitat, anatomy and even stereotypical features, such as the guarding nature of a dog.
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Draw a Compelling Still LIfe | Basic Drawing Techniques
Master basic drawing techniques and tips for drawing in charcoal, and you can render an eye-catching still life drawing step by step. By Steven J. Levin In the June 2013 issue of The Artist’s Magazine, Steven J. Levin explains his …
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How to Draw a Landscape
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New eMag! How to Draw People
The Sketchbook Project: Online Gallery
Even though it is, in most cases, an artist’s least seen work (often by design), a sketchbook can offer the most intimate view into an artist’s process. It is there that moments of high creativity come to life in the …
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Free Download | How to Draw People
Robert T. Barrett reviews two drawing lessons: Drawing the Human Figure: Using a Simple Block-In and Figure Drawing Techniques: Using a Grid and Landmark.
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Here’s Why I Love Laugh Lines and Wrinkles
The human body is a road map of memories and experiences. Laugh lines tell of the comedies we watch, the silly things we hear children say, or simply good times with friends. Wrinkles show our worry for loved ones and stretch marks–although they’re dreaded and regretted by many–celebrate the mystery of life itself.
