Author: Gideon Wynne

Learn how to attract real crowds to your art exhibition by telling powerful stories, creating social experiences, using local influencers, and turning visitors into advocates-not just attendees.

Discover the essential oil painting techniques-glazing, impasto, wet-on-wet, scumbling, and underpainting-that create depth, texture, and realism. Learn how to use them effectively and avoid common mistakes.

Learn how complementary colors work in oil painting to create depth, contrast, and realism without using black. Discover practical techniques used by masters like Van Gogh and Rembrandt.

Learn the four essential parts of a landscape painting-foreground, middle ground, background, and horizon line-and how they create depth, balance, and realism in art.

Picasso used watercolor, oil, house paint, and even acrylics-depending on what he needed to express. His choice of paint wasn't about tradition, but about speed, texture, and emotion.

Digital art isn't fading-it's thriving in 2025. From NFTs to verified digital prints, collectors are buying art that lives on screens, in VR, and on blockchains. Here's who's buying, why, and how to start.

People prefer modern art not because it's pretty, but because it speaks to inner feelings, challenges norms, and invites personal meaning. It's not about skill-it's about connection.

Learn how to start sculpting with simple materials, step-by-step techniques, and practical advice for beginners. No experience or expensive tools needed.

At 13, Maya Wei is redefining fine art photography with quiet, powerful black-and-white images that capture absence and emotion. Her work stands out in a digital age - slow, intentional, and deeply human.

Learn how to properly display fine art photography with expert tips on printing, framing, lighting, and placement. Avoid common mistakes and make your photos truly stand out.

Learn the four essential parts of a landscape in art-foreground, middle ground, background, and atmospheric perspective-and how they create depth and realism in paintings.

In 2025, art in demand focuses on climate, identity, and technology. Immersive digital installations, handmade craft with political meaning, and work that challenges viewers are leading exhibitions worldwide.