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Refusing to Fail or Quit: It was either me or the orchid...
Orchid in watercolor #2, 12x9" On Wednesday night I completed the last page in a sketchbook with some writing about the frustrating process I’d been through with the orchid pa… more →
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Not Safe for Museums (Seeing Things One at a Time)
erin l. wrote 8 hours ago: A recreation of Georgia O’Keeffe’s Sky Above Clouds IV was painted on a concrete wall ou … more →
Pores and asphalt
jungenfeld wrote 3 days ago: In the meantime, streets continue being carpets, that despite its rigidness breaks and incorporates … more →
Rusty Bolt - Watercolor
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chrisgentes wrote 6 days ago: Rusty Bolt - watercolor painting This is a painting of a rusty bolt. Overall I am happy how it worke … more →
Refusing to Fail or Quit: It was either me or the orchid...
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Jana Bouc wrote 6 days ago: Orchid in watercolor #2, 12x9" On Wednesday night I completed the last page in a … more →
Scanning for Picasso, Dalí Found in fMRI Study
Robert Stasinski wrote 1 week ago: Neuroscientist Yukiyasu Kamitani have in a small-scale study scanned a dozen students watching image … more →
Orchid Painting in Watercolor for the book but....
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Jana Bouc wrote 1 week ago: Orchid painting in watercolor, 8.5" x 11.5" So here’s the frustrating thing: I learn … more →
Troubled Art - Chaim Soutine
skonieczna wrote 1 week ago: He was that kind of a difficult snotty kid, who appeared from nowhere as if fully formed, then, like … more →
Guggenheim Museum Watercolor
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chrisgentes wrote 1 week ago: Guggenheim Museum Watercolor I’ve started a new process for working on watercolors, and this p … more →
Painting for the book: Part III ~ Finale
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Jana Bouc wrote 1 week ago: "Sunny Serenade", watercolor, 15.5"x10.5" (click to enlarge) The editor requeste … more →
Painting for the book: "Must Paint Watercolor Flowers" - Part II
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Jana Bouc wrote 2 weeks ago: Starting orange flowers; softening an edge Continuing on from Part I, here is a close up as I began … more →
Why?
skonieczna wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s only the fiftieth-something time or so when I’m asking myself: Why to study and mak … more →
Painting for the book: "Must Paint Watercolor Flowers" - Part I
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Jana Bouc wrote 2 weeks ago: Rehearsal: Sketchbook pages I was given permission to post some of my work on the upcoming book, … more →
Artists Explore the Religious Mind
Robert Stasinski wrote 2 weeks ago: Art and religion has historically massive ties, but contemporary art is looking very agnostic since … more →
Miss Florence Diner - watercolor study
chrisgentes wrote 2 weeks ago: I started this painting with a few goals in mind. First, it is done on HotPress 140 lb, about 10 … more →
Another Vermeer Study
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chrisgentes wrote 2 weeks ago: I started another study of Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring” back in early Oct … more →
Sketchcrawl at Pastime Hardware
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Jana Bouc wrote 3 weeks ago: Toilet seat display, ink & watercolor Who knew it could be fun to sketch at the hardware store? … more →
Realistic Minimalism - a new Genre?
vyala wrote 4 weeks ago: …nay – not really. Nothing is really new under this sun – someone has somewhere us … more →
Art and Activism : Lucy Lippard's Trojan Horses Revisted
peggymasse wrote 1 month ago: In Lucy Lippard’s essay “Trojan Horses: Activist Art and Power” she discusses the … more →
frustations
babyhedgehogs wrote 1 month ago: i’m having difficulty finding books discussing my topic. i spent five hours at robarts yesterd … more →
