Dance into the Light There was a mid 19th century American art movement called “Luminism” (what a great word!) that dealt principally with light in landscape painting. […]
Responding to Indigenous Art: Learning and Teaching More and more, we, as learners and teachers are honing our sensitivities towards cultural practices that differ from […]
Illustration and Visual Communication The act of drawing is an act of visual communication. In every drawing there will be at least one entry point […]
Embracing the Solitude while Creating Art at Home There have been many times of uncertainty in human history. War, famine, plague and extraordinary acts of […]
Current Trends in Book Cover Design make Great Inspo for Design Exercises Recently, whist looking for inspiration for a graphic design exercise for students, I […]
ART TERMINOLOGY: BIG WORDS TO DESCRIBE BIG ART CONCEPTS AND CONTEXTS But what does that word actually mean? In almost every ArtEyeDeer lesson we use […]
Surfaces, Surfaces Creating your art on different surfaces. When we record our ArtEyeDeer videos, we’re conscious of keeping the surfaces that you make your artworks […]