After some early visits, young landscape painters started to visit the forest in 1829, and became the Barbizon School.| The Eclectic Light Company
Last week I posted on using caulk to fill nail holes because it’s a question that has come up often. To be honest, it’s something I’m tempted to do as well because it’s just so dang easy, but often the easy way isn’t the best way. In fact, it rarely is. This week I felt […] The post My Secret Weapon Nail Filler appeared first on The Craftsman Blog.| The Craftsman Blog
One of the final videos that activist Greg Stoker sent out from the Global Sumud Flotilla before being abducted was this awesome clip where he’s having a cigarette while the IDF sprays the boats with skunk water, and I just had to paint it. _____________ The best way to make sure you see everything I […]| Caitlin Johnstone
Lycaon transformed into a wolf, the origin of later werewolves, the she-wolf who fed Romulus and Remus, a shepherd defending his flock, the wolf of Agubbio, the fable of the wolf and the lamb, and …| The Eclectic Light Company
Series showing the sailing of smaller vessels, and ship, then a further series of a model getting dressed and leaving the studio, and one last painting.| The Eclectic Light Company
Unusual paintings to add novelty to a collection, with maritimes, river views, cloudscapes, Amsterdam burning, and a couple of distinctive 'negatives'.| The Eclectic Light Company
Wassily Kandinsky's Sounds (Klänge, 1912) is a rare and beguiling creation, poised between painting and poetry, image and word| The Culturium
Color and Light: A Guide for the Realist Painterby James Gurney James Gurney has a talent for explaining complicated topics in simple language. Each of 90 topics is explained on a 2-page spread, il…| The Key Point
There is a story behind this painting (see below). I first did a painting of these two Vietnamese school girls walking after the rain, in June, 2020. That was done as a landscape using acrylics. On…| Eúnoia
This sponge painted pumpkin craft combines the fun of painting with sponges, making it perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and older kids. The post Sponge Painted Pumpkin Craft appeared first on Happy Toddler Playtime.| Happy Toddler Playtime
She-Her-They-Them, Dragonfly, © 2025 Michelle Kogan, watercolor and pencil. Happy Poetry Friday! My watercolor painting, She-Her-They-Them, Dragonfly, will be in the forthcoming exhibit:Feminist Re…| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
Leonardo da Vinci is remembered today not only for masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, but also for his notebooks filled with mechanical drawings and innovative ideas. Because of these designs, modern writers often call him an inventor. My question is about how he was viewed in his own time. During the Renaissance, did people consider Leonardo da Vinci an inventor, or was he primarily recognized as a painter, engineer, and thinker? Were any of his designs actually built or ac...| Recent Questions - History Stack Exchange
Belarus Customs brings a seriously fire-damaged Harley back to life with mostly just elbow grease and spray paint. Lots of spray paint.| Harley Davidson Forums
Try this witch’s cauldron Halloween bubble painting project! A fun, low-prep Halloween art activity for kids that’s perfect for classrooms or homeschool.| Projects with Kids
I think while appropriation has produced some interesting work … for me, the most interesting thing is to back yourself into your own corner where no one else’s answers will fit. You will somehow have to come up with your own personal solutions to this problem that you have set for yourself because no one […]| Redtree Times
The whole value of solitude depends upon oneself; it may be a sanctuary or a prison, a haven of repose or a place of punishment, a heaven or a hell, as we ourselves make it. ― John Lubbock, Peace and Happiness I promised the other day to reveal the painting that I would be the […]| Redtree Times
I have sat here for quite some time this morning trying to write about some of the new work I have been producing for my October West End Gallery show or some that is headed with me to the Principle Gallery for my Gallery Talk there next Saturday. I know that I am more than little […]| Redtree Times
Each minute bursts in the burning room, The great globe reels in the solar fire, Spinning the trivial and unique away. (How all things flash! How all things flare!) What am I now that I was then? M…| Redtree Times
I have become fond of quoting a particular question and response found in the Catechism included in our Book of Common Prayer. The question is straightforward: “What is prayer?” The first part of the extended answer to this question is also put plainly, and it is instructive. “Prayer is responding to God.” Consider the significance … … Continue reading →| Toward Beauty
Vladimir Kush describes his style as metaphorical realism, images built on visual metaphors that link everyday forms to larger ideas. The post Maui Artist Bio: Vladimir Kush appeared first on Maui Guide.| Maui Guide
With the right color and technique, With the right color and technique, interior doors can add depth, character, and a designer feel to any room. This step-by-step guide shares tried and true techniques for painting interior doors, pro tips, and favorite paint colors to help you tackle your own door makeover.| Craving Some Creativity
How to Paint a Kraft Paper Banner Learn how to create the viral kraft paper banner in this blog post, where I share tips, tricks, materials, and answer your most asked questions. If you’ve ever wondered how to make the viral hand-painted Kraft paper banners that you’ve seen all over social media, you’re in the right place! I recently hosted a cherry-themed... Read On → READ:How to Paint a Kraft Paper Banner| Sweet Red Poppy
Tal Waldman's "Mounts, Temples, Traces" project, currently on exhibition at Gallery Cécile Dufay in Paris, is inspired by the breath we take.| The Culturium
Click here to read Simple & Quick Winter Garden Fork Painting on Hands On As We Grow® --- Grow a beautiful garden, even in the dead of winter, with a cute hands-on fork painting activity from Member of the Month Amber!| Hands On As We Grow®
If you’re searching for a 2000s home update, chances are you’re staring at the same design quirks we had, dark faux finishes, heavy trim, orangey floors, and a Tuscan kitchen that felt straight out of 2005. We had it all! Almost 8 years ago we bought our New England home and loved the bones, but...| Four Generations One Roof Blog
Let’s talk about the best grey kitchen cabinet paint colors and why picking the right shade matters. If you’re in the middle of the “what color should I paint my cabinets” debate and white feels too stark, consider this your sign: grey kitchen cabinets are timeless, light, and completely at home in any style. We...| Four Generations One Roof Blog
Staring at those dark, dated kitchen cabinets from the early 2000s? I get it—we had the same problem. Our kitchen felt like a cave, all dark cherry stain and heavy vibes that made cooking feel more like punishment than pleasure. But…. here’s the thing, you don’t need to drop $30K on a full cabinet replacement...| Four Generations One Roof Blog
It’s mid-March, and so it’s time for a Mid March Update. I’ve been working on various projects, and experiencing some bits of joy in between some mental issues most unpleasant. I’ll focus on the former here, and obsess about the later in a destructive manner of my own making. Art I’ve been making more Artist Continue Reading The post Mid March Update appeared first on Catobear.com.| Catobear.com
I did a second version of the my painting last week of Fujiwara, 38th station of the Kyoka edition of 53 stations of the Tōkaidō, by Hiroshige. I later sent it to Isabelle. Rough pencil sketch. Gre…| coralie's contemplations in markup
[…] The post 10 Easy Fall Paint Splat Crafts With Free Templates appeared first on Happy Toddler Playtime.| Happy Toddler Playtime
We are so often caught up in our daily routine that we forget to think about developing our playful, creative side. We usually only remember it when life hits us with burnout or a quarter/midlife crisis and only then (maybe) we do something about it. But it doesn’t have to be that way. I believe […]| Amsterdamian – Amsterdam Blog
Quilting is such a tool and supply intensive hobby and I don't have my own dedicated space. I have a small sewing corner in the game room/family office and storage is a massive problem for me. My supplies are sprinkled throughout the house, and a lot of my tools sit on my sewing table where they should theoretically be right at hand to use. The problem is that I am constantly battling piles and tossing them about in my space. When Sports Authority closed over the summer, I asked my daughter...| Three Owls Handmade
Celebrate autumn with this leaf silhouette art project for kids. Use real leaves and watercolors to make a fun and creative fall craft.| Projects with Kids
The 21 Step Gallery at Rumriver Art Center proudly presents: Captured By Color by artist Deborah Ann Kirkeeide. Come enjoy this vibrant exhibition of acrylic paintings that reflect simple yet captivating everyday moments. Check out the expressive brushwork, luminous color, and thoughtful composition. Kirkeeide invites viewers to pause, reflect, and rediscover the extraordinary within the... Read More| Rumriver Art Center
Picture this: you’re standing in the paint aisle, staring down a wall of brushes like a cowboy in a spaghetti western. On the left, the flats—wide, angled, sleek. On the right, the rounds—stubby, old-world, looking like they should come with a glass of Chianti. You pick one up, feel the weight, and suddenly you realize… […] The post Round vs. Flat Paint Brushes: Which Is Best? appeared first on The Craftsman Blog.| The Craftsman Blog
Protect your old house with a paint job that lasts decades. Learn pro tips, prep secrets & join my Paint It Right Workshop today.| The Craftsman Blog
This was the first time I had ever tried a project like this, and to be honest, I was a little skeptical that it would even work. I had found this print at a thrift store. I had actually thought it was a watercolor painting because that’s what it was labeled at the thrift store, […] The post How to Make A Print Look Like A Painting first appeared on My Vintage Porch.| My Vintage Porch
Paris Street; Rainy Day, 1877. Artist Gustave Caillebotte. A current exhibition of the paintings of Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) at the Art Institute in Chicago is quite remarkable. It demonstra…| Understanding Society
Detail: Montrose Bird Sanctuary, © 2025 Michelle Kogan, watercolor Happy Poetry Friday! I tried on the Poetry Sister’s poem prompt this month to write a poem in conversation or writing back t…| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
I tested 7 of the best silver spray paints, including metallic, matte, and chrome finishes, to help you find the best silver spray paint for metal, wood, and more.| Anika's DIY Life
This sad dated rock planter needed a makeover desperately. I thought I had 2 of these but I can only find one. I wanted some unique planters for my newly re-stained deck (you can read about that below). But the deck is grey. I would rather the planter fit into the same color family so... The post How to Paint a Faux Rock for your Garden appeared first on Shop at Blu.| Shop at Blu
I’ve had this old gal for sometime. Actually, I have several like her. But she caught my eye in the corner of the garage. As I needed a project piece for this month’s Thrift Store Decor Team post, I figured why not!! Let’s update this antique radio table the I grabbed from the thrift store.... The post Upcycled Antique Thrift Store Radio Table appeared first on Shop at Blu.| Shop at Blu
Try this Fall Tree Blow Painting with straws! A fun and easy autumn art project for kids that creates colorful leaves with a simple process art technique.| Projects with Kids
I long for scenes where man hath never trod A place where woman never smiled or wept There to abide with my Creator, God, And sleep as I in childhood sweetly slept, Untroubling and untroubled where…| Redtree Times
The post Jeremy Morgan’s Franchise Grit Ignites Success appeared first on HorsePower Brands®.| HorsePower Brands®
Painting vent covers to match was one those small but needed tweaks in our moody basement makeover. With just a sprayer, a little prep, leftover paint (and a sealer), I transformed distracting grates into near-invisible covers. Here's exactly how I did it—quick, clean, and results that last. Find more information here for How to Paint Metal Vent Covers Easily on Craving Some Creativity.| Craving Some Creativity
Learn how to paint light switch & outlet covers for a seamless look. This easy DIY adds a polished, designer finish to any room in just a few steps.| Craving Some Creativity
Morning class! What an incredible Summer it's been for students following the courses and lessons! From new experiences with Urban Sketching,| Will Kemp Art School
In DIALOGUE| Art Spiel
Happy Poetry Friday & Happy August! IN AUGUST All natureUnder skyGregariously blooms andUndresses before yourSenses creatingTitillating sensations… © Michelle Kogan, draft As the bones of the world feel like they are being picked apart, especially here in the US, I … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
Happy Poetry Friday! I’m happy to spread some LOVE around for the July Poem Prompt from the Poetry Sisters, which involved writing a Sedoka poem. Here are a Sedoka’s nuts and bolts:– 2 three line stanzas–5 syllables in the first … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
Happy Poetry Friday! Dear Wise Old Pond, Do you knowworld’s worries? Do they wash underwakes and waves? Are they churning, stirring up roots,and earth’s inner core? How can we moveall humanityto focus on you and earth? How can we impressthe imminent … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
Happy Poetry Friday With this recent USA bill passed, us patriot’s need to support our country and oust out those that are hemorrhaging the heart of our country, DEMOCRACY. I was at the last March and will continue going to … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
Paul G. Chandler explores Rembrandt’s "Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem", a meditation on art, sorrow, faith and divine hope.| The Culturium
Explore the income potential and key differences between cleaning and painting businesses to find out which path is more lucrative for you.| BusinessHue
Get an in-depth look at the popular Sherwin Williams Sea Salt paint color review. Read all about its undertones, cool tone, and more!| Four Generations One Roof Blog
Use parts of a real sunflower to make this colorful and easy sunflower art project! Learn about the different parts of a sunflower, perfect as part of a plant unit and a fun summer art activity.| Projects with Kids
Solitude is the profoundest fact of the human condition. Man is the only being who knows he is alone, and the only one who seeks out another. His nature – if that word can be used in reference to m…| Redtree Times
Two new Paintings by Chris Shaw, ‘Madonna of the Boombox’ are a pair of paintings completed in 2024.| Chris Shaw | Rock Posters & Art
Morning class, From failed ink replacement, new brushpens to an early morning adventure along the cobbled lanes of St Ives. Here are a few of my sketches| Will Kemp Art School
In Dialogue| Art Spiel
Priming Metal Miniatures| grimschneider.com
In this new essay for The Clearing the writer climbs Arenig Fawr in Wales and considers the work of the painter John Dickson Innes and his versions of the mountain.| Little Toller Books
Sherwin Williams Mindful Gray is the perfect color for painted kitchen cabinets. Its warm undertones add coziness and versatility to any space| Four Generations One Roof Blog
Excavating the past to unravel the future, Vietnamese-American artist Tiffany Chung enchants with her beautiful images and installations that hide turbulent realities. The post An Archaeology for Future Remembrance: Tiffany Chung at Davidson Gallery, New York appeared first on Art Spectacle Asia.| Art Spectacle Asia
Last year I participated in a Solarpunk Art Contest organized by Yishan Wong of Terraformation. I don’t have much experience drawing, and especially not in drawing cities, so taking a part in this contest stretched me in many ways. Still, I strongly believe that we need more positive visions of the future, and this was […]| Made in Cosmos
A new exhibition of oil paintings and photographs made by JHU students highlights the objects and associates of a second-hand furniture warehouse| The Hub
Rumriver Art Center is proud to present Art in Community, a new exhibition featuring work from the Rum River Studio Artists. This show highlights a diverse mix of artistic styles, united by the artists strong community and connection. These artists don’t just share a studio—they share inspiration, encouragement, and a passion for growth through art.... Read More| Rumriver Art Center
After a five-city European tour, Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection opens August 2025 at PhxArt, with historically significant works from the largest collection of Florentine Baroque art outside of Italy. PHOENIX (July 16, 2025) – This summer, Phoenix Art Museum (PhxArt) presents the Southwest premiere of Florentine Baroque: The Haukohl Collection, showcasing a superlative collection of historically significant works from 17th– and| Phoenix Art Museum
Thinking about using a paint sprayer but not sure where to start? Follow along as we paint our basement walls, trim and all, using a paint sprayer. See the steps, sprayer techniques, and real-life lessons we learned. Skip the guesswork! Get professional-looking results without picking up a roller.| Craving Some Creativity
Learn how to fix a sticking painted door the easy way! We compared three popular door lubricants and found the fastest, cleanest solution to stop sticking for good.| Bless'er House
Although it might be a cliché by now, I’ve always been quite fond of ukiyo-e, the Japanese art of woodblock printing1, and of course of Hokusai’s work. As for many, my earliest exposure to this type of art was Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanagawa 2 and so it’s here for posterity.| Jayson Salazar Rodriguez | @jdsalaro | Blog
Set in the heart of Copenhagen, the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek building is a masterpiece. The highly decorative red-brick façade leads you into the entrance| Will Kemp Art School
Installation image of Naomi Okubo: Resonance on a Surface, 2025. Photograph by Ken Lee When Naomi Okubo decides to begin working on one of her enthralling paintings, there is a multistep process that far proceeds the brush gracing the canvas. The careful preparation of materials, digital and physical, allow Okubo to consolidate her thoughts and produce an organic depiction of her personal experience. The authenticity with which this is depicted is a result of the forethought and boundless int...| Art Spiel
Installation view. Photographer Peter JacobsNanette Carter: A Question of Balance at the Montclair Art Museum is an extensive survey of 46 works from throughout the artist’s career curated by Mary Birmingham. Carter is known for her boundless abstractions and innovative works on mylar. This long-awaited show reflects Carter’s long history with the museum, the community, and the town itself. As one enters the show, the first piece is a video titled The Weight from the pandemic days, where ...| Art Spiel
I’m having a bit of a clear-out. Here are some of the art books I’ve accumulated over the years. All priced to sell (I don’t think you’ll find any of them for less online) and all available for immediate purchase on eBay. Histoire(s) du Cinema – Jean-Luc Godard Four hardback volumes and five CDs in… Continue reading Art book sale!| Bowblog
Starting a painting business can be a profitable venture, with the industry projected to grow steadily in the coming years. Here's what you need to know to| BusinessHue
Accidentally curbing your nice alloy wheels is a good way to completely ruin your day. Thankfully, most minor damage is a relatively easy repair. Yup. You can fix curbed, scuffed...| Ultimate Guide to Detailing
Summertime, and the livin’ is easy Fish are jumpin’ and the cotton is high Oh, your daddy’s rich and your ma is good-lookin’ So hush, little baby, don’t you cry One of…| Redtree Times
Discover 55+ colorful front doors with stunning color schemes to boost curb appeal and add personality to any home exterior. Colorful Front Doors I am drawn to homes that have unique front door colors and crave something beyond the normal white, black or burgundy. Give me a unique color that tells me something about its […] The post Go Bold or Go Home! Show Your True Colors. appeared first on Pretty Handy Girl.| Pretty Handy Girl
Color drenching is a decorating trend developed to create a rich, immersive space without overwhelming the design. Whether you're trying to pump up the drama, dial up the intimacy, or simply want a seamless look, learn what works, what doesn’t, and how to make this bold trend feel just right in your home.| Craving Some Creativity
Don’t think. Thinking is the enemy of creativity. It’s self-conscious, and anything self-conscious is lousy. You can’t try to do things. You simply must do things. — Ray Br…| Redtree Times
An artistic exploration by 3 contemporary artists from the faith traditions of Judaism, Christianity & Islam inspired by the story of Noah.| The Culturium
AKA: how to use household items to make some super cute kitchen towels on a rainy summer day to give your kids something to be crafty about! 🙂 | oh yay studio - Color + Painting + Making + Everyday celebrating
For my theater-design course (TA 31 at Cabrillo), my next assignment is to create costume renderings (with certain constraints). Because I have never done a costume rendering before and never used water colors (the suggested method), I decided to do a practice run over the weekend, doing some costume renderings for Falstaff, Bardolph, Pistol, and […]| Gas station without pumps
BOOKPLACES Let's Go To The Museum: Apollinaire and His Friends| BOOKPLACES
Bill Brown Raymond Saunders sure is having a moment. At the age of ninety-one. Last year, two Manhattan galleries, David Zwirner and Andrew Kreps, jointly exhibited Raymond Saunders: Post No Bills.…| In the Moment
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how we created a cohesive color scheme for our basement—complete with practical tips to help you choose a color scheme and paint, no matter your style, space, or starting point.| Craving Some Creativity
As a homeschooling mother of five, with one of my boys especially interested in art, I am always looking for fun new art projects. Art helps develop fine motor skills, creativity, and many other skills. Timberdoodle recently gave me the opportunity to review a product that was new to me: a Picto Kit. What is … Continue reading Picto Kits Mountains: A Timberdoodle Review| The Schoolin' Swag Blog
An expert's guide to choosing the right gray paint. Understand undertones, work with paint samples, and avoid common, costly mistakes. Paint your space the perfect shade of gray with confidence!| Craving Some Creativity
Artist Léa Morichon and I talk about finding inspiration in dialogue and shared vulnerability, her childhood fascination with her mother’s vintage fashion posters, and| Classiq
This delightful DIY turns ordinary rocks into charming miniature versions of you and your loved ones—each with their own personality, outfits, and flair. I mean, can it get any better?!?!?! I painted these rocks to add to our front garden because I just love our little family and wanted to celebrate that with a some...| oh yay studio – Color + Painting + Making + Everyday celebrating
The exhibition will be on display from April 18 to May 11, 2025 with a Third Saturday opening reception taking place on April 19 from 2 – 5 PM. The exhibition is free and open to the public. Opening Reception Date: April 19, 2025 Time: 2-5pm Location: Modified Arts 407 E. Roosevelt St. (on Roosevelt […]| modified/arts
Cardboard yarn creations are a fun way to repurpose cardboard and build fine motor skills! This week, we decided to explore with yarn and enhance fine motor skills as we created using cardboard canvases. Cardboard can be used in so many creative ways and is a wonderful material to keep on hand. Cardboard canvases can […]| Teach Preschool
Noé León was a Colombian painter of the 20th century, an important and enigmatic figure of Colombian primitivism. L’article Noé León and Colombian primitivism est apparu en premier sur Senses Atlas.| Senses Atlas
You can make and give dad the perfect gift- a Father's Day T-shirt and Massage Combo! The t-shirt tells dad that he's a "classic" while toy cars can travel the map on his back. This provides play and a massage at the same time! It's sure to be a hit. Cute Craft Alert: Father’s Day […]| Welcome To Nana's
Make this jellyfish bubble painting art for summer with only a few supplies! Try an easy bubble painting technique! Great for younger kids.| Projects with Kids
The Face of Temptation.| The Art Abyss: Art School Never Prepared You For This
It’s not just a door—it sets the tone for your space. I’m sharing why solid core interior doors matter, my favorite shaker style interior door styles and colors, and why the right choice makes all the difference.| Four Generations One Roof Blog
