Fine Art
All the technical stuff like surfaces, paints, recommended brands, and all the not-so-exciting stuff about painting.
Chronicling all of my paints compared to each other. This is how I become familiar with my paint personalities and know how they will work in my regular painting practice. You can find these cool boards to do your own here. … Continued
Chronicling all of my paints compared to each other. This is how I become familiar with my paint personalities and know how they will work in my regular painting practice. You can find these cool boards to do your own here. … Continued
Chronicling all of my paints compared to each other. This is how I become familiar with my paint personalities and know how they will work in my regular painting practice. You can find these cool boards to do your own … Continued
These are the paints that I ALWAYS have out on my palette. I know them more than any other colors. I am 100% familiar with their personalities, so I don’t have to think when I’m mixing. Please note: I no … Continued
Indirect Painting is the approach of painting in layers. Paint can be hard to control, so this approach gives you the ability of taking on only what you can manage at any given time. We make sure each layer is … Continued
Brushes I have a brush set offered through Trekell. These are the brushes I use for all of my work. If my set is sold out, you can buy them individually as well. I prefer the Spectrum Brights for color studies and my rendering/detail … Continued
The Diagnostic Painter workshop, also known as Sleep Away Art Camp for some of us, is a 4 day workshop hosted at the Ani Art Academy in Pennsylvania. Anthony Waichulis is the best tromp l’oeil painter in the world, and … Continued
I began this test because I was on the hunt for a new surface. For the past 8 years or so I’ve been using the same panel: Raphael Oil Primed Linen panels. They are what I learned on. They are … Continued