Una Paloma Blanca means a white dove, and maybe you’ve seen doves gliding through the sky. Most likely you’ve heard George … More
Author: Judith
The Art of Medicine
Weird as it is, I love anatomy. I haven’t done any figure drawing recently since I’ve been focused so much … More
A Taste of Art
Here is another of my abstract acrylics created in response to a prompt in a recent issue of Artist magazine. … More
The Artist I Want to Be
Today I’m sharing the last of four questions posed by George Allen Durkee in his book, Expressive Oil Painting. “What … More
What’s Stopping You?
All right, so the question of the day is really a bit more personal. It’s not so much about what’s … More
My “ABC’s” of Art
Yesterday I wrote about Expressive Oil Painting and four questions proposed by the author, George Allen Durkee. Today I want to … More
Where Am I Now As an Artist?
One of my recent used book finds is an oil painting book by George Allen Durkee. Who is George Allen … More
September is Here!
I love September. I always have, and I’m sure I always will. Really, what’s not to love? Although it’s still … More
Artistic Etudes
Over the past few weeks I’ve been thinking a lot about art and music. This was the theme of a … More
Basic Brush Strokes – Blending Techniques
Over the next few weeks I’ll be learning about — and practicing — lots of different brush strokes for oil … More
North Lake
Recently my husband and I spent a little time at North Lake — a beautiful fishing lake north of the … More
By Any Other Name…
William Shakespeare said it, and we’ve all heard it. In fact, we’ve all probably said it a time or two … More
Yes, Anyone Can Learn to Draw
I’ll admit, I really didn’t believe I could ever learn to draw. I truly have no artistic talent whatsoever, and … More
Do I Have an Egbert?
I wrote about brushes once before — when I was first doing watercolor painting. That was a little over two … More
It’s Not a Competition
“It’s not a competition.” I read those words as I browsed books at Amazon, and with a sigh of relief … More
Heart and Soul
Over the summer I’ve been doing a few abstract paintings in acrylics. Since I don’t ordinarily do abstract art and … More
A Definite Improvement — Or Not?
Recently I wrote about the process of critiquing our own art, and I used a painting I’d recently finished as … More
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
Nope, I’m not drawing dogs — although our stuffed puppies do make excellent subjects. From time to time I will … More
A Year to Remember
Recently I received my official announcement for the upcoming HFAA Art Show. A few days earlier, I had actually helped … More
Critiquing Our Art
Having studied art now for several years, I’ve learned that two specific things tend to give us problems: Knowing when … More