Through the two qualities of light and vision, a reality is born. Follow the artwork of Scott Tezlaf in his unique expression of sight and experience. Visit the blog for Scott’s tutorials and reflections on representational painting.
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It’s Not Easy Being Green
For those painting outdoors, particularly landscape artists, one is confronted with an abundance of green; from fields of grass to forests with countless leaves and needled trees, the color is unavoidable. For many, this many not seem like a matter worth fretting over, but as we will see, a careless approach to green in one’s painting can ruin an otherwise fine work of art.
Painting Tips: Lessons from a Solar Eclipse
Millions were treated to the total solar eclipse in the US this week. Aside from a surreal source of inspiration, there is quite a lot this unmatched spectacle can teach us about light and painting…
Getting into Shape
Have you ever painted a subject, maybe a landscape or still life, and were disappointed at how all the elements in the painting felt somehow disjointed – as if the composition didn’t quite flow as well as you had planned? It’s a common problem, and perhaps, sometimes one the artist doesn’t even realize is the source …
