Masterwork Monday: Great works that embrace the macabre.
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Masterwork Monday: Keeping it Creepy!
Halloween goes beyond trick-or-treating and costumes, and throughout history art has captured our fears and the macabre that surrounds this holiday in many ways. As the spooky day approaches, we've rounded up some scary art—including Francisco Goya's Saturn Devouring His Son and so much more!
One of the oldest historical colours Smalt, a blue pigment whose origins can be traced to a blue in ancient Egypt then known as 'Egyptian Blue'. Brought to life from the past, this beautiful colour is a bright variation on cobalt blue, and the earlier impermanent Smalt blue, thus maintaining the authenticity of its predecessor with the added advantage of durability both in oil as well as watercolour form.
The November/December issue of Artists Magazine delivers pro tips for painting in winter. Explore a minimalist 2-color palette and discover 15 up-and-coming talents in our Annual Artists to Watch Competition. Also inside: Hokusai, pigments, and pinstriping.
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