Master drawing

A stunning new exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford shines new light on the Renaissance Master’s language of drawing​

Three insightful tips from Drawing magazine on how to draw faces and heads, two of the most challenging subjects to master for any artist.

National Gallery of Art

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GIROLAMO SICIOLANTE, CALLED IL SERMONETASermoneta 1521 - 1575 RomeSEATED VIRGINBlack chalk heightened with w

In the fall 2006 issue of Drawing, we explored how the best lessons in value, light, and form are clearly visible in John Singer Sargent's drawings. We present a excerpt from the article that discusses

Jacob de Gheyn II (also Jacques de Gheyn II) ( c. 1565 – 1629) was a Dutch painter and engraver . Study of Eleven… by fineartnow

Detail of Young Woman Looking Down (Study for St. Apollonia), early 1628; Black and red chalk, heightened with white; Uffizi, Florence

This is where the real fun begins! The figure is the most difficult and intimidating subject matter that an artist can tackle. As scary as this sounds, Steve Huston is here to help. Steve is a world-renowned artist specializing in drawing and painting the figure. Despite his impressive bona fides Steve specializes in making complex […]