To painter and charcoal artist Jenny Wu, art is a constant unfolding of ideas, moments and compositions. Constantly searching for abstract elements within real-life scenes, Jenny shares with her viewers the
This week's featured artist is Jiddje Straatsma, a graphic designer and painter from Friesland, Holland. I really enjoy Jiddje's landscape and still life paintings, especially those that show some of the unique qualities of his home province.
Mick McGinty is a member of the Daily Painters Guild who focuses primarily on two genres: landscapes (of South Dakota) and still life paintings.
In my mind, the best southwest landscape paintings are all about color and character - where scrub grass and desert meet work trucks and wagons; where you can see for miles, and where the shadows are just as blue as the sky.
For nearly two decades, Nashville-based artist Adam Hall has honed his unique style of landscape paintings. Take a look at...
Priscilla Treacy is an art teacher, painter, and printmaker from Virginia who has just recently started her own painting a day blog in March of 2008. Unlike some daily painters, Priscilla's work spans several mediums including pastel, gouache, drypoint etching, graphite drawings and monotype prints.
As an artist and teacher, Fred Bell knows the power of daily painting. He started doing a painting a day...
Californian painter Adriana Guidi originally didn’t know what kind of career she wanted growing up. As a kid, she embraced...
Although Georgian artist Marie Hamby was inspired to draw as a child, it wasn’t until she was an adult that she picked up her first paintbrush. Marie hasn’t stopped painting since, and expresses her love of animals through thick, texturized strokes of a palette knife. Her medium of choice? Oil...
Born in Seville, Spain, Alberto Ortega now lives and paints in Raleigh, North Carolina. His work focuses on the landscapes...
Art in itself is always beautiful, but when you add a sense of purpose and an informative aspect to it,...
Today I'll be featuring paintings by Susan Jenkins, an art teacher and painter from California. And after looking through her work, I decided that if I had to choose just one word to describe her paintings it would have to be "delicious."