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No Two Shadows Are Alike

I am usually heartened when I hear disagreements about matters of art and technique. Maybe I'm just combative that way, but more likely, I think I take such debates as a sign that there are more artists coming to the table, that the field is growing...

Published 20 Mar 2013 12:21 AM by Courtney Jordan

Filed under: Drawing, perspective drawing, still life, shading, Drawing Basics, Art
The Best Art for a Control Freak Like Me

One of my favorite still-life artists is G. Daniel Massad. He plays with space in an incredible way. His pastel paintings are stark, eerie, and lovely all at once. Above, Three Plums and Rosehip , 2005, pastel, 11 x 10 7/8. What I love best about still...

Published 21 Jun 2011 10:39 PM by Courtney Jordan

Filed under: How To Paint, perspective drawing, still life, Oil Painting, Pastel, Drawing Basics, Art
Does Using Perspective Lead to Stronger Artwork?

The Battle of San Romano by Paolo Uccello, c. 1435-55, tempera on wood. I'd have to answer with, "I'm not so sure." For me, studying Italian Renaissance and Baroque art meant spending a lot of time talking about how awesome linear perspective...

Published 12 Aug 2010 10:46 PM by Courtney Jordan

Filed under: perspective drawing, still life, Drawing Basics, Art

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