有些人喜欢寄明信片when they travel, while others use photography or a sketchbook to capture their travel memories. But embroidery artist Maria Zamyatina uses a needle and thread to make beautiful embroidered keepsakes of her trips. After visiting 27 countries and 151 cities, she certainly has plenty of inspiration to pull from.
There are some types of art that feel impossible to do, and portrait drawing is certainly one of them.
When it comes to gift-giving, dads are notoriously tricky to shop for.
One of the many joys of warmer weather is that the flowers are back in bloom. (Finally!) Whether you’re cutting them from your garden or picking them up at the farmer’s market, the colorful beauty of blossoms is always welcome. But how do you enjoy them beyond spring and summer? Flower pressing is one of the best ways to ensure that you enjoy blooms all year long.
It’s always a good time to learn something new. And the best part?
You’re a savvy internet shopper because you read the reviews.
When it comes to buying things on the internet, reviews are a big help. After all, how many times do you look at them before purchasing something online? For a best-selling class on My Modern Met Academy, our e-learning platform, the proof is in the reviews. Artist Demi Lang teaches a class called Architectural Illustration for Everyone: Draw Buildings in Ink and Colored Pencil.
Parents can be a challenge to shop for, and moms are no expectation.
If you’re a pet parent, chances are that you have a lot of photos of your furry friend.
Artist Megan Elizabeth is captivated by nature’s fleeting moments. Dappled light is a creative focus for her, and her paintings capture glittering illumination, reflections, and shadows created by petals and leaves. The resulting works are abstract in color and arrangement, but there is a familiarity to them. If you’ve ever walked through a forest or next to a pond, you’ve likely witnessed dappled light in action. Color is paramount in Megan’s paintings.
当你学会画,您创建一个pos的财富sibilities for how to express the world around you.
Illustrator Sara Barnes has found a unique medium to bring her illustrations to life—thread.
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