Have you ever considered art as more than just a beautiful addition to your space?

I want to share something with you something I've been thinking about a lot lately, especially within my process as a painter. Every time I finish a painting, I notice something interesting: When people look at the artwork, they sometimes see completely different things...

I don't think about the audience when I paint. What I do think about, on a broader level, is that I create art not just for myself and the walls of my home. Art, in the end, provides emotional, visual, and cultural value to the world...

There’s something inexhaustible about human beings – each person is different, each carries a story, something unique that can’t be found in anyone else. A sentence that has stayed with me over the years is: "Everyone has something no one else has."...

One of the main reasons I rarely paint directly from observation is that it can create a visual barrier keeping me too close to what’s in...

The Painter Edgar Degas: His Unique Path and Innovative Techniques Edgar Degas was one of the leading painters of the 19th century, but if

Lucian Freud (1922-2011) was one of the most prominent and influential painters of the 20th century, an artist who knew how to reveal the...

Francis Bacon: The Artist Who Transformed Pain into Art When thinking of Francis Bacon, it's hard to ignore the absolute truth he sought...

Have you ever looked at a painting and felt like it takes you on an emotional journey?...

Until the early 19th century, both landscape and human figure painting were often stylized or idealized according to the conventions of...

The Birth of Realism The term "Realism" was coined by the French writer Champfleury around 1840. This concept was brought to life through

Still Life Painting This winter, focus on still life painting, not with beautiful objects like colored glass, but with subjects that are or