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  • What Every Young (and Grown-Up) Artist Needs to Hear

    What Every Young (and Grown-Up) Artist Needs to Hear Happy Sunday from all of us at Blair Center! There are a few things every artist needs to he...
  • Building Confidence as an Artist—One Step at a Time

    Building Confidence as an Artist - One Step at a Time     Today we’re diving into a topic that touches every artist at some point: confidence. ...
  • How to Make Time for Art in a Busy Schedule

    How to Make Time for Art in a Busy Schedule Life can get overwhelmingly busy, and finding time for art often feels impossible. Between work, fami...
  • The Power of Daily Sketching: How a Simple Habit Can Improve Your Art

    The Power of Daily Sketching We often associate artistic growth with structured lessons or long hours of dedicated pra...
  • How to Get Started When You Have No Inspiration

     How to get started when you have no inspiration There are times when you sit down to paint or draw, but the creative spark just isn’t there. ...
  • Drawing vs. Painting: Which Comes First?

    Drawing vs. Painting: Which Comes First?   Whether you're a budding artist or someone looking to enhance their creative skills, the questi...
  • Historical Artists every child should know About

     Historical Artists every child should know about Art is an endless source of inspiration and education for all ages, but for children, it opens ...
  • Art without the mess: expert tips for keeping kids clean and creative

    Art without the mess: expert tips for keeping kids clean and creative   Children are naturally curious and expressive, often finding joy in the t...
  • Optical Blending and Warm vs Cool colors

    In the ever-evolving realm of artistry, understanding color is paramount. Dive deep, and you'll find that the perception of hues isn't just a straightforward affair. The recent exploration by Dru Blair on Optical Blending and the dichotomy of Warm and Cool colors offers a comprehensive guide into this captivating subject.

    Within every hue lies a story, influenced by its surrounding shades. Local, Absolute, and Relative colors play vital roles in determining an object's true shade. As Blair aptly illustrates through magenta and blue-green boxes, our eyes can be deceived by neighboring colors, giving rise to the phenomenon of Optical Blending.

  • Oil painting: tips for every aspiring artist

    Oil painting: tips for every aspiring artist   Oil painting, with its depth and vibrancy, has enchanted artists for generations. If you're an adu...
  • Mastering the basics: drawing techniques, tips, and suggestions for young artists

    Mastering the basics: drawing techniques, tips, and suggestions for young artists   Drawing is a fantastic way for children to express their thou...
  • Is talent required to become a master?

    Is talent required to become a master?   We've all seen the child prodigy who dazzles the world with a display of extraordinary skill, which we o...

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