Happy holidays from all of us here at EmptyEasel!
Starting tomorrow, and continuing through New Year’s Eve, we’ll be mixing things up here at EE by featuring some amazing holiday artwork by all of you!
My goal is to publish one or two new works of art each day (along with a link to the artists’ websites and/or art blogs, of course). If you miss a day, don’t worry. . . you can come back and find all of the artwork in our Featured Artists section.
Regular posting will return on Sunday, January 2nd, 2011. Until then, feel free to drop in as often as you’d like to check out your fellow artists’ work. :)
Last week’s articles on EmptyEasel:
VIDEO: Learning to Blend Colored Pencil
Jeremy Price: Commuting through Paint
How to Draw a Detailed Portrait in Graphite
5 Reasons to Use Flickr For Image Hosting
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read moreEmptyEasel gets quite a few visitors via Google, and I'll admit I'm always interested in the keywords and search terms that have led them here. Most are expected—phrases like how to sell art, or selling art online; as well as mixing colors, oil painting tips. . . things like that. But once in . . .
read moreAlmost all colored pencil instructional books cover topics like varying pressure, burnishing, blending, edging, lifting, and etc. These techniques are great for learning how to "paint" with the medium. . . but coming up with super-realistic colored pencil drawings takes a different skill. For . . .
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