We wanted to share the drawings of artist Charles White with the Drawing America audience. You can see our brief review below. If you get a chance to see Mr. White’s work in person, we recommend it as they are very large and meticulously drawn.
Hello Everyone, We just saw an amazing show at The Morgan Library (aka our happy place) and we wanted to share the promo video they produced so you might get a taste of it and also visit them if you have time.
Drawing New York (our New York chapter) is thrilled to be hosting 10 tours again for Master Drawings New York. We are happy to be included with some amazing cultural institutions as you can see above.
Normally when we draw we’re doing what’s called Additive Drawing; it’s adding charcoal, graphite, color pencils, or pen to a blank piece of paper. We draw, using an eraser as only an afterthought to remove mistakes or messiness. What if you turn that process on its head?
Are patrons of artists a thing of the past? When you hear “patron” you are likely thinking of someone who’s rich and buys art. That’s great! But there are other ways to be a patron to the artist in your life. Read on to learn 7 simple ways…
We found this article on The New York Times website about Leonardo’s famous drawings of strange faces. That also led us to this amazing looking show of his work at The Teylers Museum in Haarlem in The Netherlands.
