Tutorials for Artists

The attraction in this image resides in its abstract quality.

You will learn how you can create a more striking piece by enhancing the colors.

The variety of textures and earth tones make a beautiful subject matter.

For many reasons seascapes are popular subjects for artists. They are also ideal for beginners.

One of the best ways to practice drawing different textures is to set up a still life.

See how to create a series of drawings using sidewalk cracks as your inspiration.

Discover the organic forms, flattened picture frames, and bold lines of Spanish artist Joan Miró.

Many of the modern artists explored one-liners as a way of playing with line.

Sgraffito is the technique in which an underlying layer is revealed by scratching or scraping the top one away.

The new Faber-Castell colour pencil range Goldfaber is ideal for this technique.

Composing a still life gives you a great deal of control over the subject.

We’ll walk you through how to achieve depth and form for a realistic painting.

You will learn new techniques for painting exciting backgrounds.

You don’t need much formal preparation to begin doodling!

It’s time to take your lettering to the next level!

Lettering freehand can lead to lovely art - try it!

Negative space is the area around and between the subject of an image!

The term “illuminated” means “to be filled with light.”

Start an approach to beautiful writing!

A few simple patterns can create endless pieces of art.

“Doodle”: It’s fun, it’s liberating, and anyone can do it.

Just imagine sea salt in the air and sand between your toes...

Discover the illusion of depth, as well as width and height.

Explore the basic elements of Anime Art and develope your own style...