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New Video This Week!Art Lessons with Lee Hammond: Draw Faces in Colored Pencil
From eyes and hair, to rich, realistic skin tones, you can create stunning, realistic faces from photographs now with Lee Hammond! Learn more about Art Lessons with Lee Hammond: Draw Faces in Colored Pencil 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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Art Mediums & Drawing
Pastel Pointers | Shades of Green, Part 1

Put two or more landscape painters together and inevitably, the topic of how to handle green arises. Skillfully finessing green requires an understanding of its relationship to and interaction with the other colors of the spectrum and ultimately a degree of theatrics. These skills are even more pertinent during the season of Spring when the bones of Winter begin to adorn themselves with the most intense green foliage.
Art That Makes You Think (Twice)
Crystal Clear | 3 Masking Tips from Soon Y. Warren

Crystal vases are beautiful to behold–even when they stand empty, gathering and splaying rays of light that dance with a tilt of your head. But they present a unique challenge for the artist: the clear glass and refracted light take …
Posted in Art Mediums & Drawing, Still Life Painting & Composition: Fruit Vegetables Vases & More, Subject, Top Art Blogs, Watercolor Art: How to Techniques Painting & Landscapes, Watercolor Artist Blog Tagged Creative Art Ideas Inspiration Tips & More, Watercolor Art: How to Techniques Painting & Landscapes Leave a comment
Go for the Glow! | Luminescent Acrylic Paints and Tom Bacher

Using luminescent acrylic paints, Tom Bacher paints landscapes and portraits with spectacular lighting effects. He combines different brands of fluorescent and phosphorescent paints to achieve the look he wants for various elements in paintings that change in color and composition over time.
Posted in Acrylic Painting Techniques & Art, Art Articles: Education & Topics, Art Mediums & Drawing, Cityscape Art, Creative Art Ideas Inspiration Tips & More, Landscape Painting: Techniques & Tutorials, Portrait & Figurative Art: How to Draw or Paint People & Figures, Read The Artist's Magazine, Subject, Top Art Techniques & Tips Tagged Acrylic Painting Techniques & Art, Landscape Painting: Techniques & Tutorials Comments Off
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Learning to See: Step-by-Step Demo with Sarah Lamb

Nothing is hard to paint when you look at every object the same way. Squint—it’s the most important thing you can do to decipher values.
Posted in Art Articles: Education & Topics, Art Mediums & Drawing, Oil Painting Techniques Tips & Instruction, Read The Artist's Magazine, Still Life Painting & Composition: Fruit Vegetables Vases & More, Subject, Top Art Techniques & Tips Tagged Oil Painting Techniques Tips & Instruction, Still Life Painting & Composition: Fruit Vegetables Vases & More Leave a comment
Summer plans: Visit Philadelphia’s Mural Arts Program

Murals are always a fun surprise. One minute you’re walking down a city street composed of muted grays and faded blacks, and the next, you’re staring at a colorful urban masterpiece, painted joyfully across the side of a building. We’re lucky enough to have some stunners here in Cincinnati, but Philadelphia is universally recognized as the World’s Largest Outdoor Art Gallery, and is home to over 3,600 public artworks. The Mural Arts Program has made them all accessible in their tours, by way of trolley, bike, train, or your own two feet.
Sandrine Pelissier: Newspaper Collage and Painting Demo

See a painting demo by mixed media artist Sandrine Pelissier, showing how she created her newspaper collage, acrylic & ink piece, Recycling Life, a winner in The Artist’s Magazine’s 2013 All Media Art Competition.
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