Thoughts on evaluating the many art “rules” and traditions that continue to thrive in the…
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During our late November Artist Roundtable, we discussed a comment an artist had made on social media, stating that, in…
As someone with a love for languages, it has been an exciting opportunity to practice my Thai and Spanish, and…
The following is based on the presentation given at the 2025 IX Arts convention. Humans form an initial visual interpretation…
Dust seems like a minor annoyance until you see it wreck a dark glaze or throw sparkles into a perfect…
For as long as artists have worked with brushes, pigments, and varnish, they have also experimented with ways to correct,…
In recent weeks, I’ve seen a surge of ads for a product called the Everpen, accompanied by some bold claims: an unbreakable,…
“We see what we believe.” — Richard L. Gregory, neuropsychologist, from Eye and Brain: The Psychology of Seeing (1970) I.…
After several days of immersive art-nerding with the brilliant creatives at the ÀNI Art Academies Dominicana, I hopped online and—bam—there…
In a recent Zoom Artist Round Table, a colleague brought up the merits of the popular book by Betty Edwards, Drawing…
Many of us have read about the potential changes we might observe when oil paint dries. Dry oil paints can…