No offense to the Mona Lisa! Bill and Diane make a good point though. Today Diane and Bill continue to talk about the wet-on-wet technique while Diane shows us how to add trees to the dark base. As they are talking about the technique they mention that "art" is subjective. What is art to one person may not speak to another. Bill points out that sometimes regardless of the … [Read more...]

No offense to the Mona Lisa! Bill and Diane make a good point though. Today Diane and Bill continue to talk about the wet-on-wet technique while Diane shows us how to add trees to the dark base. As they are talking about the technique they mention that "art" is subjective. What is art to one person may not speak to another. Bill points out that sometimes regardless of the … [Read more...]

No offense to the Mona Lisa! Bill and Diane make a good point though. Today Diane and Bill continue to talk about the wet-on-wet technique while Diane shows us how to add trees to the dark base. As they are talking about the technique they mention that "art" is subjective. What is art to one person may not speak to another. Bill points out that sometimes regardless of the … [Read more...]

No offense to the Mona Lisa! Bill and Diane make a good point though. Today Diane and Bill continue to talk about the wet-on-wet technique while Diane shows us how to add trees to the dark base. As they are talking about the technique they mention that "art" is subjective. What is art to one person may not speak to another. Bill points out that sometimes regardless of the … [Read more...]

Sharon shows us how to use highlights to bring "Spot" to life! Sharon Perkins continues to paint her dog "Spot." Today she will use the color she has applied as the dark value and will define the dog by adding highlights. Points To Consider: Sharon wiped out the paint last time where the eyes and nose will go. This means when she adds the dark paint she doesn't … [Read more...]

Bill shows us how to create perspective in his painting by adding a road. Today Bill adds perspective by creating a road in his painting. Notice how the road widens as it comes closer to you, the viewer. Also, notice how Bill is able to make the road look like it is laying flat. He adds some foliage along the road as well. Bill places the strongest color of foliage closer … [Read more...]