TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Step By Step: Portrait In Oil
Back in 2017, I attended a working art retreat with friends. I was working in games, so my day job work was all digital, and I was itching to get the traditional media out and paint. I didn’t feel a pressing desire to paint a fantasy scene or portfolio piece at the time. I’d been meaning to paint a portrait of my mother and had taken photos the last time I visited her with that…
YESTERDAY’S POST
A New Painting Panel in Town – KUBO Arts
June 28, 2024 - I wanted to share a new company that is making panels. Full disclosure, while I have no financial or official connection to the company, I did share my experience making panels with them. I made some suggestions as to what materials they might use, specifically BEVA Film and Artfix linen. So, I have a connection to the company and want to see them succeed. Having said that I have used their panels for several paintings now and I can say they are as good as any panel I have made or purchased! KUBO Arts website I love the Artfix panels, but the Claessens panels are very nice too. I also have used the Cotton panels for some studies. It's nice to have affordable options for works that you aren't planning to place in the Louvre,…
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