Artist Eugenia Hauss shares a step by step lesson on drawing a mushroom with pen and ink.
Early fall is a season of beauty and rich colors. It also inspires us as artists to look around and notice all the remarkable things that can be easily transformed into new sketches and drawings.
Today, we’ll Read more [...] Artist Eugenia Hauss shares a step by step lesson on drawing a mushroom with pen and ink.
Early fall is a season of beauty and rich colors. It also inspires us as artists to look around and notice all the remarkable things that can be easily transformed into new sketches and drawings.
Today, we’ll Read more [...] 
Composition is perhaps the most overlooked aspect of art creation. It's also one of the most important aspects to get right. If your composition is weak, then your work is also weak. Even if you have a full range of value, your proportions are correct, and you've used the medium as a master - if your 
Artist Eugenia Hauss shares how to fix mistakes in a pen and ink drawing and how to avoid them all together.
If you have any experience with ink then you already know what it takes to get everything in your drawing just right.
A wrong motion can leave an unpleasant blob or smear on your paper. 
This mixed media lesson is inspired by the pages of an O’ Henry short story. Written in 1907, "The Last Leaf" is a tale of two friends, both artists - one young and one old. The younger artist, stricken with pneumonia, is losing the will to live. From her window, she can see an ivy vine growing 
Schools are back in session and art students across the world are working in their sketchbooks. In my own classes I begin each day with a 10 to 15 minute sketchbook assignment. 15 minutes is not much time. Most of my students’ sketches are rough and unfinished after such a short period. However, 
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Do you really need all of those blending tools when drawing with graphite?
Some people are so dependent on blending stumps (and tortillions) that they won't even attempt a drawing without them. Many beginning artists simply overuse them and in many situations - they aren't even 
En plein air painting was popularized by the French impressionists during the latter half of the 19th century. En plein air is an expression meaning in the open air. Prior to this notion, artists typically painted in a studio, working from reference drawings.
Today, many successful landscape artists 
Artist Eugenia Hauss shares a step by step lesson on developing a pen and ink drawing and then transforms it into a wonderful digital painting.
Do you like combining various drawing media? Have you ever experimented with the tools that you have at your disposal to discover that the result is truly