Category Archives: Drawing

Is Lighting Important in Fine Art?

Posted on April 20, 2016 by Mark Mitchell

The lighting of a subject in a piece of art is often one of the most important aspects of the composition. From still life to portraiture, lighting brings a tone and depth to a piece, no matter what the subject … Continue reading →

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A Voyage Through The History of Seascape Art

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Mark Mitchell

Many purveyors of fine art will have already come across some of the beautiful seascape paintings that have been produced throughout history and will have marvelled at the beauty of the scene; with dark, rolling tides and nautical scenes, there’s nothing not … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Sketching and Drawing

Posted on November 3, 2014 by Mark Mitchell

Sketching and drawing is an incredibly important part of art history or if you’re an artist yourself; whether you’re a painter, sculptor or even an installation artist – it has been a key element of art throughout history and in … Continue reading →

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