Watercolor: Tea House (& how to title your art)
How to Title Your Art Descanso Gardens is in La Canada, California. The grounds boast 34,000 camellia shrubs, 25 acres of California Oak trees, 3000 roses and
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Drypoint Prints – a tutorial video on drypoint etching on mylar drafting film
Drypoint on Drafting Film A drypoint-from-drafting-film printmaking experiment resulting in the art above is posted on my youtube channel. You can make a drypoint engraving on
Monotype: Dandelion Wind (& praise for notebooks in the studio)
The ideas I have for new watercolor paintings, woodcuts, monotypes, drypoints and tutorial videos are swelling to burst. I’ve got concepts piled high enough in my cranial attic to
Woodcut Print with Watercolor – and Artists’ Time Management
Woodcut Print with Watercolor – and Artists’ Time Management Do you use time wisely? Are you making new stuff? And sharing your art on social media?
Linocut: Dozing (Artist Goals; Looking Back to Go Forward – Part 1)
What are your artist goals for 2017? How did they work for you in 2016? A review of what’s behind us is helpful for planning what’s
Collagraph – Three Amigos – and a list of online video art and craft classes
Online Art Classes You’ve probably heard that everything online is moving towards video. You can read articles with statistics on trends, and look at popular
Etching: Lilacs in an Amber Vase (& an inking and wiping video)
Making a Small Still Life Etching This etching is from an artist’s proof in an unprinted edition. (An Artists’ Proof is a test print, and they’re
Tips to Start Showing Your Art
If you Make Art, Share It One of the topics I hear from artists over and over again is related to the fear of showing their
Linocut: Stag (& breaking through Creative Block)
I’m back in the studio after the Thousand Oaks Arts Festival, and work is full-speed underway on the next group of watercolors and printmaking for upcoming
Trace Monotype: Balladeer (& museum-goers are asked what they see in art)
My grandparents met in a Connecticut textile mill as teenagers. They were not yet 20 when they married. He was from Canada and spoke only French,