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The Hope Inspirer; Artist Allergies; A Plein Air Portrait of Resilience; and more
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Saturday, October 28th, 2023

Weekly Review

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Art Inspiration: The Hope Inspirer


Plein air artists - art inspirationAn artist from this year's Fall Color Week shares the personal - and inspiring - story of how she ... [read more]

Dubuque, Iowa Through Artists' Eyes


Farley Lewis painting the Courthouse Bluff durint the 2023 Bluff Strokes Quick PaintResults from the 6th Annual Bluff Strokes Paint Out, judged by ... [read more]

Inspiring Artist: Jove Wang


Paintings of artistsJove Wang's art journey is such an inspiration. Born in China, he trained under master artist ... [read more]

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Artist Allergies – and Acrylic Paint


Painting of the moon"It has been an exhausting and convoluted journey finding art materials that I am not allergic to." [read more]

Richard McKinley: When Alla Prima Just Feels Right


Richard McKinley, "Cliffs of Goleta," 2074, pastel, 12 x 18 in. Private collection Plein air"The coastal cliffs at Goleta Beach, California, are one of those painting sites that I call 'an old friend'," says Richard McKinley... [read more]

9 Painting and Design Tips for Plein Air Watercolor


Plein air watercolorWhen painting with watercolor en plein air, follow this advice for the best shapes, angles, and experience. [read more]

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A Plein Air Portrait of Resilience in Watercolor


Barbara Tapp, "Pink House Stands Alone," 2019, watercolor, 10 x 14 in., Available from artist, Plein airOnce part of Berkeley's proud Orchid Nurseries, the Pink House stands isolated but dignified, surrounded by empty lots... [read more]

In this Art Marketing Minute, learn tips for finding (and creating) commission work, and hear feedback on whether social media should be your sole avenue for promoting your art.

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