More paintings by New Orleans-based artist Emily Lovejoy . See more below. See more images below. Each week our members share their work with us and we highlight the best of these submissions as Editors’ Picks . If you have work to share, you can learn more about becoming aRead More →
French artist Antoine Cordet’s ghostly acrylic and oil paintings appear as portraits that have been tampered with, whether out of disdain or abstractions arising from memory. Despite the seemingly despondent expressions of its subjects, the paintings are given an unexpected energy from these touches.Read More →
The Magpie was one of Monet’s early attempts at capturing the effects of snow on the landscape. This palette is called the Magpie.Read More →
Day 21: 25 Insights in 25 Days New Year Marathon Underestimating A Flat Bid Happens To Everyone! Over the years here on Mixing Light, we’ve talked a lot about various financial issues when it comes to running your own color […] The post Screwing Up Flat Bids: 5 Strategies ToRead More →
Art Director: Alice Pesenti Project Type: Produced, Commercial Work Location: Spain El Cantizal is a Spanish premium olive oil. It’s centennial olive trees are located in the heart of Andalusia, based in a unique microclimate which allows the company to obtain exclusive olive oils of extraordinary quality. Source: El CantizalRead More →
In his concept sketch, Oscar Björck (Swedish, 1860-1929) shows a fisherman hastily putting on his gear, responding to a distress call. Sketch for A Signal of Distress ” Et nødskud ” by Oscar Björck His wife and kids anxiously peer out through the window. Source: The Power of CroppingRead More →
[by Javier de Blas in La Rioja, Spain] I just accepted Uma Kekkar FB painting challenge sketching the view from my window on the toilet paper I alwys have in my watercolor box. I like the effect, specially on backlight. Challenges remove from yourmind the monotony of everyday practices. #paintingchallengeRead More →