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Claude Monet - Haystacks Under Different Light Sources

Color and Light – What Is Color Temperature

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Dan Scott

John Singer Sargent, Edouard And Marie Loise Pailleron, 1881 | Are Black And White Colors?

Are Black and White Actually Colors?

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Dan Scott

Vincent van Gogh, A Pair Of Leather Clogs, 1888 - How To Use Lines In Your Art

Visual Elements – The Building Blocks of Your Painting

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Dan Scott

Rudolf-von-Alt-View-Of-Ragusa-1841

What Are The Principles Of Art (Or The Principles Of Design)?

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Dan Scott

David-Davies-Nocturne-Templestowe-1896

The Beauty of Muted Colors – How You Can Use Muted Colors More Effectively

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Dan Scott

Rubins-Vase

How to Use Positive and Negative Space to Create Better Paintings

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Dan Scott

Vincent van Gogh, Green Wheat Fields Auvers, 1890

Using an Analogous Color Scheme to Create Harmonious Paintings

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Dan Scott

The Ultimate Guide To One Point Perspective

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Dan Scott

How to Use Leading Lines to Create More Interesting Compositions

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Dan Scott

Claude Monet, Irises In Monet's Garden, 1900

What Is a Focal Point in Art and Do You Need One?

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Dan Scott

John-Singer-Sargent-Ponte-Della-Canonica-1903

How to Use Atmospheric Perspective to Create Depth in Your Paintings

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Dan Scott

Claude Monet, Roses In The Hoshede's Garden At Montregon, 1876

How To Use Increased Color Saturation To Draw Attention To Your Focal Point

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Dan Scott

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