Golden Open Acrylics are a unique product in painting mediums, offering a longer drying time than traditional acrylics while retaining many benefits that make acrylics popular. But how do they stack up for landscape painters, particularly those accustomed to working with oils? Let’s explore the pros and cons of using Golden Open Acrylics for landscape painting and whether they can be a viable alternative to oils. I will base my comments on the actual use of the acrylics, as seen in the accompanying video. Let's begin!
In the world of art, creativity, and personal expression, the journey often feels like traversing a winding path with endless possibilities. Led Zeppelin's iconic lyrics from "Stairway to Heaven" capture this sentiment beautifully:
“If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now, It's just a spring clean for the May queen. Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run There's still time to change the road you're on. And it makes me wonder.” Let us consider some of the symbolism from the song and how it applies to us.  Are you an artist seeking inspiration and guidance on your creative journey? Look no further! I have a new series of books written for artists. This collection is designed to ignite your creativity, provide useful insights, and offer practical lessons learned from years of artistic practice. Whether you're looking for daily inspiration or a fun series of creative anecdotes, these books have something for everyone.
 Do you find yourself caught up in to-do lists that never end? Do you see problems all the time? Stress over little details and find drama in every situation? Life can be one complicated hurdle, dead-end and riddle. And then the refrigerator breaks down on a Saturday afternoon! But there is an easier way to live and enjoy better creativity too.
Are you tired of staring at your latest masterpiece, wondering if you’re more of a Monet or a Matisse? Do you find yourself daydreaming about the personalities behind those iconic brushstrokes? Well, it’s time to put down your paintbrush, take a break from your creative reverie, and discover your true artist's kindred spirit. Just for fun of course!
One of the biggest challenges in wet-into-wet oil painting: avoiding muddy colors. Learn key tips like using a limited color palette, painting fat over lean, and working within similar values. Remember, it's not just about technique, but also your attitude towards painting. Practice the methods shown in the accompanying video, believe in your abilities, and make every stroke count. Read the article and enjoy the video!
 Are you an artist wondering if it's time to take your creative talents from a cherished hobby to a thriving side hustle or even a full-time career? "Sell Your Art or Not?" is your guide to making this life-changing decision confidently and clearly. In this book, you'll explore the key considerations, pros, and cons of turning your artistic passion into a profitable venture. Whether you're contemplating selling your art part-time or dreaming of becoming a full-time artist, this book provides the insights and advice you need to navigate the transition.
 Welcome to this new episode of how to loosen up your painting. It's a popular choice because I asked my artist community on YouTube whom they wanted to hear about next, and Alfred Sisley was chosen. I think this is mostly because a lot of artists don't really know too much about this particular impressionist. So we're going to look at Alfred Sisley and compare him to Claude Monet.
Impressionism, a revolutionary art movement that emerged in the late 19th century, forever changed the way we perceive and depict the world. This blog post introduces you to the lives and masterpieces of four iconic Impressionist painters: Claude Monet, Édouard Manet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas. Each artist brought a unique vision and style to the movement, creating works that continue to captivate and inspire audiences worldwide. As you explore the fascinating stories behind their paintings, take the quiz to test your knowledge and discover a special free gift waiting for you at the end. Let's begin!
This article is about the fascinating topic of the art forger who fooled the connoisseurs of the art world and also the Nazi's second most powerful leader. The story of Han van Meergeren, the Dutch forger who successfully fooled the art world with his forgery of Johannes Vermeer's paintings, is a remarkable one that highlights the fine line between artistry and deception.
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AuthorMalcolm Dewey: Artist. Country: South Africa 
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