I just revisited Austin Kleon’s wonderful book Steal Like An Artist. At about the same time I received an email asking questions that I...

Critiquing your own work can be hard. Understanding how to critique yourself can make things easier and end in a better result.

Here are 10 new years resolutions to think about or accomplish if you're an artist. Keep the motivation alive!

This article is a guide on how to have a good painting trip if you're travelling. It goes through reminders, do's and don'ts, and mindset.

This article teaches you a few ways to re-energize your creativity by seeing someone else perform their talents.

Shhhhh……Don’t tell anyone. This is just between us. Here are 5 top secret colour mixes that you may not have tried, but if you do they...

7 Steps to creative flow. Follow these steps and be free from overthinking placing you dead center in the creative zone.

See the video about these techniques here --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2HbNsqfUk8 Sometimes it is hard to get motivated after the...

It's usually is a better idea to start from scratch. But if you are to rework a painting after a while, read this guide first.

See, the full meal deal is; You want to have a funky painting with lots of eye-popping creativity, and yet you want harmony in there too.

At great risk of sounding like the fan-boy I am, I would like to acknowledge a very special artist, whose name is Harley Brown.

If you want to take your art up a flight of stairs to the next level here are some ideas that will help get you there.

The start of a painting is sooooo important. It sets you up for success. If your start is good the chances are, you will have a good...

The sky is key to painting a believable landscape. It determines everything that is about to happen in your painting.

Red is the colour of love, warmth and even aggression. It’s passionate and demands attention.

Besides social distancing.

It's not all about education, but some knowledge can help.

After a hearty laugh over how a book about golf could possibly pertain to art, I listened to his explanation. I was instantly convinced.

All that social media and tweety stuff is hard to sort out. Let’s not go down that path today.

First employed in prehistoric cave paintings, Red Ochre is one of the oldest pigments used in art and is still widely used today.