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On painting clouds > The diversity of cloud paintings is unexpected and inspiring. However, it won’t help you paint your own clouds, and so our friends at Inside Art offer the following practical advice.
From “Head in the Clouds!”By Christopher Volpe
#1. Use your clouds as a design tool. Number one rule, always. It doesn’t matter wh...
The National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) held its 15th Annual Plein Air Fest, Etc. on Saturday, June 13, with resounding success. Forty-four invited artists took to NMWA’s Sculpture Trail overlooking the National Elk Refuge for a morning of live painting, music, and community celebration—drawing over 800 collectors, art enthusiasts, and first-time visitors alike. When the s...
You might think you know all the tricks to the trade when it comes to painting en plein air, but these four artists have some witty ideas for making it an even better experience.
John Hughes:
1. There are times when painting outdoors, that the sun is so intense, the glare is overwhelming. This situation usually happens on bright sunny days when painting i...
Kevin Macpherson approaches painting through a simple, structured system, which he explains in detail in his art workshops. Here, learn the three habits you should app...
We love to hear from the Plein Air Today community! The following is part of a series that spotlights an artist who loves painting outdoors. Today’s feature is on Mark McDowell and his plein air painting experience in Italy.
Don’t Always Expect Things To Go Your WayLast summer I was in Florence, Italy for a seven-week Summer Abroad painting curriculum as a pa...