Diving into the Y2K aesthetic doesn’t have to be like solving a Rubik’s Cube. Think glitter, neon, and all the charm of the early 2000s packed into your art. Add some merging technology and changes to society, you have a lot to pack in. Let’s break it down into bite-sized pieces that’ll have you painting…
Improve Your Anatomy Drawing – Summary Techniques to Improve Your Anatomy Drawing Gesture Drawing for Anatomy Gesture drawing is like the first handshake with your drawing. It’s quick, and gives you a rough idea of what you’re about to dive into. Gesture drawing is the backbone of capturing the human figure. It’s basically done in…
Easter’s around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to dive into some fun and easy art projects with your little ones. You don’t need to be the next Picasso to tackle these ideas. They’re all about making memories and having a good time. 21 Easy Easter Art Project Ideas for Kids Bunny Finger Painting…
Here are some simple ideas for anyone who wants to start learning how to make 2 point perspective drawings. I have provided an example for each idea. Just a quick reminder, to draw 2 point perspective images you need a horizon line with 2 vanishing points on it as per below (1 and 2). Then…
Key Takeaways Wet on Wet Oil Painting Tips Starting with wet on wet oil painting can seem tricky, but it’s not as hard as you think. The key is to begin with the basics, like mixing your paint with mineral spirits. This makes your first layer easy to work with. Be careful though, making the…
Wet on wet acrylic painting is like making a sandwich where each layer is still a bit gooey before you add the next one. Instead of waiting for the first layer of paint to dry, artists add new colors right on top while it’s still wet. This can make the colors mix in cool ways…
Starting a 30 day drawing challenge is a fun and effective way to improve your drawing skills. It’s a strategy to use your free time to explore new styles and ideas. Below is a list of 30 days of drawing challenge ideas. Each day comes with a challenge idea and its benefit to you as…
Understanding Directional Lines in Art Directional lines in art are key to bringing balance to your art. They guide your eyes and feelings through a picture. Horizontal lines bring calmness to a piece. They make you feel peaceful and steady. Vertical lines add strength. They stand tall like trees and give the art power. Diagonal…
Exploring Husk’s Personality and Traits Husk’s Appearance Husk is a character from “Hazbin Hotel” with a unique look. He’s a cat demon with feathers instead of fur and wears a casino dealer’s outfit. This mix makes him stand out. His eyes are sharp and his expression often looks tired or unimpressed. It’s vital to capture…
Sometimes when you want to draw, finding the right thing can seem hard. This article helps by giving you 38 cool drawing ideas that will get you started. Drawing easy stuff is a great way to start. It makes you feel good about your art. So let’s explore easy stuff first and then move on…
Dry media in art is all about using materials that don’t need water, oils, or solvents to make them work. When artists want to use dry media, they will be using pencils, charcoal, pastels, and crayons. When you’re working with dry media, you’re using a medium that leaves a mark made of small matter. This…
Creating a value scale is usually done to document the range of light and dark tones for colors in drawing but did you know you can also create value scales for painting, and you can create a value scale for painting techniques such as scumbling. Scumbling is a technique where you layer light undiluted paint…