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In this episode, Eric Rhoads interviews Cindy Baron, who goes beyond the boundaries of painting with both oil and watercolor.

Do you use technology for painting outdoors? This artist has found the balance - see how and be inspired.

It's an exciting time to be an artist, especially a plein air painter. Find inspiration here with Mark Shasha.

The fourth annual Plein Air Live kicked off this week with our "Essential Techniques Day," an annual favorite ...

Neutrals, when used correctly, evoke a feeling of mood and quality of light that is unequaled. Your work can be ...

The Plein Air Podcast has been named the #1 Painting Podcast by FeedSpot for two years in a row. In this episode, Eric Rhoads interviews...

In addition to technique, your intention and ability to improvise play a key role in painting waterfalls and waves, and in creativity.

What's it like to be a pro artist who lives and works from an RV? Mary Garrish takes us a day-in-the-life plein air painting tour to find out.

Natural color and light effects punctuate the work of Arizona oil painter Mitch Baird.

In this demonstration from PleinAir Magazine, we see how Beth Bathe uses water-mixable oils to create the tonal landscape painting, "Pipkas Cottage."

What details should go in and how should you paint them? What should be left out? John MacDonald shares his expert suggestions.

Eric Rhoads interviews abstract landscape painter Douglas Fryer on his historical inspirations, finding your authenticity as an artist, and more.

“As artists, it is our responsibility to show up and do the work, creating our best work with minimal concern on how others view our work.”

How to Paint Landscapes > Learn how to quickly accomplish a glowing, magical atmosphere in paintings with this free step-by-step demo from Bill Davidson ("How to Paint Glowing Landscapes" on PaintTube.TV).

When we’re learning a craft, there are bound to be times that we make mistakes - we know that this is where growth happens. But there’s something to be said for knowing ahead of time how to avoid certain mistakes from the get-go to make painting less painful and more pleasurable. Today, three masters of landscape painting - John MacDonald, Carl Bretzke, and Joseph McGurl - share their secrets for fixing the most annoying and common mistakes that artists make.

Forcing herself outside the familiar is what keeps Michele Usibelli’s artwork fresh and fulfilling to make.

Striving to evoke an emotional response to the beauty in the everyday, this Georgia-based painter imbues her representational pastels with an impressionist flair.

We can't get enough of these amazing artists on Instagram! Check out this hot list for new inspiration.

"It has been an exhausting and convoluted journey finding art materials that I am not allergic to."

Marlene Steele shares how she used pastel to paint a series of paintings that documented the renovation of Cincinnati's historic Union Terminal.