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Tag: landscape art

Artist Feature: Steve Elliott (Landscape Art)

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Steve Elliott is an English landscape artist who likes to paint landscapes from around England, and creates tutorial videos on YouTube. In this interview he shares his techniques for ArtRage’s watercolor and oils, and talks about the story behind his artwork. […]

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Artist Feature: Živko Kondić (Zhillustrator)

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Živko Kondić (Zhillustrator) is a Serbian artist from Novi Sad who paints impressionist science fiction landscapes, using ArtRage to explore brushwork and style or to create concept art for his more serious professional illustrations. He mainly paints on a Cintiq or Companion, and prefers to experiment with the oils and pastels in ArtRage to rough out abstract thumbnails and develop them into surreal landscapes. […]

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ArtRage Watercolors Tutorial by Randel Washburne

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Getting Traditional Watercolor Effects with ArtRage: iPad Artist Randel Washburne explains the different settings for the Watercolor tool and techniques for getting washes and glazing effects in the iOS app for ArtRage. […]

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APPtitude Landscape Art on the iPad with Alison Jardine

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Learn how to paint a simple expressive landscape using the oils and palette knife in ArtRage for iOS with Alison Jardine, the author of Make Great Art on your iPad. In this tutorial, I want to show you how you can get virtually dirty with viscous, unctuous paint in ArtRage, in an original expressive landscape composition. […]

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Floating Underground Sphere Tutorial by Steve Goad

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Learn to create an underground landscape with a science fiction twist. Follow along with professional illustrator Steve Goad as he creates a unique landscape full of environmental detail, interesting perspective, and interesting textures in ArtRage 5. Steve Goad is one of our featured artists and painted some of the official artwork for ArtRage 5 (you may recognise his work from the startup screen in the program). […]

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Artist Feature: Brian G Coffey (abstract art)

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An Interview with an ArtRage Artist. Brian G. Coffey is a US graphic designer, photographer and artist who paints impressionistic abstracts incorporating traditional textures and photo manipulation. He was one of the winning artists in the January 2017 art contest. Who are you? What do you want the internet to know about you? Hi there everyone! My name is Brian Coffey and my day to day career is in the field of Technology. I have been in the Technology industry going on 18 plus years. […]

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Artist Feature: Dion Pollard (DionJa’Y)

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An Interview with an ArtRage Artist. Dion J. Pollard (DionJa’Y) is a US artist who paints vibrant textural works in both traditional and digital oils. His art features figures rich in emotion and story. Dion J. Pollard was also one of the winners in the ArtRage 5 Art Contest. Who are you? What do you want the internet to know about you? I was born and raised in Washington DC in poverty. My outlet was my art. I started realizing my talent at the … […]

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Artist Feature: Scott Waters (oil portraits/landscapes)

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An Interview with an ArtRage Artist. Scott Waters is an iPad artist from the USA who paints textural oil portraits and impressionistic landscapes in ArtRage. He is a professional portrait and landscape painter, commercial artist, photographer and computer geek. After he suddenly began drawing at the age of eleven Scott was singled out for special training, learning watercolor in high school and received scholarships to study commercial art and illustration. […]

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Artist Feature: Henry Stahle (English/Swedish)

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An interview with an ArtRage Artist. Henry Stahle is a Swedish illustrator who paints charming watercolour scenes for children’s picture books. I have spent 40 years as a teacher of Art and Crafts in school for kids aged 6 – 16 years. 5 of those 40 years I was teaching young students age 16 – 19 in Art and Art history. From the beginning, I was educated as a commercial illustrator and I have a BA (pedagogy + arts). Art and photography has been my main interests all since I was a kid. I am now retired from my teaching work. Now and then I do some freelance work. This interview is written in both English and Swedish. […]

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