This is just awesome! If you don’t know this technique, you’ve got to try it out. You’ll be amazed at what you can do with just a little shaving cream and food coloring! Now that is creative use of everyday household objects for art. Video Rating: 4 / 5
A little drawing, freestyle. Follow the artist: Immortal Technique Album:The Point of No Return/Internally Bleeding/Caught in a Hustle 12″ Unleashing Creativity: The World of Freestyle Art Are you tired of rigid rules and constraints in art? Do you long for a creative outlet that allows you to express yourself freely without boundaries? If so, then […]
The fluid technique is a popular method for creating intricate and detailed designs in soap art. It involves layering thin streams of soap colorant or soap base on top of each other to create a flowing, marbled effect. The technique is easy to learn and can be used to create a wide range of designs, […]
A short gallery of Impasto paintings celebrating the art of running. Whether watching the human body mid-run, or taking in the beauty of the natural surroundings, running is an art form worthy of much appreciation. Inspiration: Training for a Half Marathon Running and Jogging: An Artistic Pursuit Running and jogging are often associated with physical fitness […]
Here’s a mixed-media technique shown in time lapse featuring a combination of charcoal and India Ink. Impressive stuff from budeni.com.
Marcello Barenghi is an Italian artist with the ability to draw hyper-realistic images with standard art tools, such as pencils, markers and an airbrush. No Photoshop used in these drawings! Take a look at this YouTube video for a time-lapse demonstration of his work, or visit Marcello’s web site for more.
Here is an original abstract contemporary modern art painting technique by Igor Turovskiy: A Gallery of Contemporary Modern Art Paintings And here’s some interesting additional art techniques, specifically with tips for drawing better in as little as 6 minutes. We could all use some speed learning!
This is a very simple technique to create an organic background for your paintings and illustrations using wet paint and saran wrap. It doesn’t really get any easier than this! Video Rating: 4 / 5
Here is a very cool anamorphic illusion of a crocodile. The illusion is revealed at the end of the video, but it’s still fun to watch the whole thing to see the artist’s wonderful pencil and marker technique. In a world that is increasingly digital, it’s great to see some old school drawing in action.