I found this guy named Kyle Fleming on Instagram who has been a professional Etch-A-Sketch artist for over 10 years. If he didn't post the time-lapse videos of him creating it, I would think it was fake. Instead of using straight lines to do the shading, he often creates a grey scale by etching impossibly small, intricate squiggles. Zoom in on some of these pictures to fully appreciate them.
Paintings mostly about nature, articles about art and artists, the process of oil, acrylic or pastel painting and discussions that pertain to art in some way!
Henri Matisse - La Musique, 1939 at Albright-Knox Art Gallery Buffalo New York
This was one of my favorite lessons from last year. (I feel like I always say that....?) But seriously, this was great. It would w...
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Easy chalk pastel techniques for beginners that kids of all ages will be able to learn! Create beautiful chalk pastel art with just a few simple techniques.
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