Monday in Video Tutorials - Tomorrow, George James will be demonstrating an easy stamping technique for anyone who paints on Yupo watercolor paper. You can also check out more video clips by George and other experts right here.
Tuesday in Painting Tutorials - Martha Kisling recently submitted a great tutorial explaining how to create traditional-looking watercolor batik paintings, so I’ll be posting that (along with her step-by-step photos) this Tuesday.
Wednesday in Featured Artists - Drop by to check out some gorgeous abstract portraits by Anatoliy Rozhansky. And as always, feel free to submit your own artwork to be featured on EE as well.
Thursday in Artist Interviews - Alyice Edrich will be discussing artistic inspiration, composition, and the importance of sketching with graphic designer and Etsy artist, Suzanne Millius.
Last week’s articles on EmptyEasel:
VIDEO: How to Blend and/or Emphasize Important Edges in Watercolors
How to Create Slideshows of Your Art for the Internet
Raul Diaz: Transforming the World with Oils
Why You Should Use Bullet Points and Headers on your Art Blog
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