Today, we’re taking a look at talented artist John Singer Sargent (1856-1925), a true master in portraiture. This is the first artist in my new series, Master Study Favourites. In art terms, a Master Study is when you try to replicate artwork for educational purposes.
Many artists wonder if art school is worth their time and investment. I’d like to expand on the subject and cover the application process, what to include in your portfolio plus the pros and cons of pursuing a formal education.
Does your art lack meaning or a distinct message? As artists, we create meaning by arranging key visual elements, like symbols or colours. Think of it as producing a visual narrative for your audience.
If you’re just starting your artistic journey and feeling a little overwhelmed, I’d like to share ten important lessons and art advice I wish someone could have shared with me as a beginner.
The simple answer is – YES! Of course, you can with enough practice, perseverance and determination. This quick how-to guide includes a list of essential drawing supplies, tips on using your sketchbook efficiently and a few sketching ideas to get you started.
As a beginner, it may seem daunting if you’ve never written any art goals. But don’t worry, I’ll guide you through the process… So keep reading if you want to find your art goals in three easy steps!
Online art learning resources are far beyond what they used to be, even compared to just a few years ago. So whether you want to learn about art or improve your technical abilities, I’ve compiled this list for you.
What kind of paintings should I do as a beginner? There is no such thing as “should” when you’re a beginner. Just start by having fun! What are your interests? Portraits? Landscapes? Abstract art?
Feeling uninspired? Scenario: You love making art, but lately it’s feeling like a hassle. You’ve allocated…
