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In observational drawing and painting, “respect” is often associated with subject matter, tradition, or sincerity of intent. Within the Waichulis…

Notes from the 2025 Artist Roundtable Zoom Sessions In 2025, a series of artist roundtable discussions brought together practitioners from…

I. The Fear It is difficult for me to believe that I am coming up on thirty years of teaching…

Global diversity is often framed as a matter of exposure. Travel more. Read widely. Study other histories, languages, and traditions.…

A great question came up on Instagram yesterday about some of the potential issues with intermixing graphite and white pastel…

A study from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (School of Design) in China made some waves in 2019 (pun intended) with…

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the creative landscape, sparking both excitement and concern within the fine art world. Within the…

Rethinking Focus, Mastery, and Innovation from the Ground Up In the world of creative and technical pursuits, innovation often conjures…

Thoughts on evaluating the many art “rules” and traditions that continue to thrive in the studio and classroom. (Image: Albert…

Artists inherit a landscape dense with “rules.” We are routinely advised to work from dark to light, to observe fat…