Favorite Moments from Realism Live 2022

We're back for our third annual Realism Live online art conference, hosted by Eric Rhoads and Peter Trippi, and featuring many of today's greatest artists in the field of contemporary realism.

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Daily Realism Live Highlights featuring Todd M. Casey, Sandra Angelo, Oliver Sin, and more Visit RealismToday.com Share these highlights: Forwarded from a friend? Subscribe to Realism Today Here Beginner's Day Highlights We're back for our third annual Realism Live online art conference, hosted by Eric Rhoads and Peter Trippi, and featuring many of today's greatest artists in the field of contemporary realism. In case you're not familiar with this incredible event, here's what you should know upfront: We're discovering techniques, insider secrets, and in-depth demonstrations with the option to paint along or join in the streaming chat with fellow artists and many of the masters themselves. Here are some of the highlights from this year. (Join us right now at RealismLive.com or, if you see this after November 12, access the replays!) We even have a faculty auction taking place here! Realism Live Beginner Day Highlights In a 45-minute portrait drawing demo, Oliver Sin explained how to use vine charcoal to create light and shadows. He said right away that having rendering skills in drawing will also give you a solid foundation for creating tone and value. From Oliver Sin's portrait drawing demo The most common mistake that Carol Peebles sees beginners make when it comes to drawing hands is that the fingers end up looking like sausages. In "How to Draw Hands," Carol breaks down the process so that you can draw a realistic hand. (Tip: Always consider the wrist as well.) From "How to Draw Hands" with Carol Peebles In the session "Three Colors Plus White," Sarah Sedwick explained how she paints with a limited palette, ("And I mean a really limited palette," she said), and uses a timer in the studio to liven up the painting process. From Sarah Sedwick's limited palette still life session Todd Casey welcomed us into his studio, where he showed us how to work on a still life object in a painting, from both an optical and conceptual approach. From Todd Casey's still life painting demonstration Sandra Angelo has developed a simplified four-step system for going from "absolute amateur to amazing portraitist" in a very short amount of time. "Even if you're good, I can help make you great," she said in her demo on how to draw realistic hair and the basics of portraits. From Sandra Angelo's drawing basics workshop In "Let There Be Light," studio and plein air painter Debra Huse explained simple elements to help you find the light, light source, and shadow to create form and drama in your painting, in any medium. From Debra Huse's "Let There Be Light" landscape painting demo In addition to all of the incredible demonstrations above, we also enjoyed special moments with our wonderful sponsors, Pierre Guidetti of Savoir Faire, and Julie Swanson Davis representing Blick Art Materials. Replays are available at RealismLive.com for a limited time, and coming up next is the 3rd Annual Watercolor Live! We hope to see you there! Streamline Publishing Inc. 331 SE Mizner Blvd Boca Raton, FL 33432 United States Advertise in Realism Today Manage Your Email Subscription Preferences Unsubscribe Copyright 2022 Streamline Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Realism Live™ is a trademark of Streamline Publishing, Inc.