Congratulations to our Best of Show and Finalists of the World Art Day Contest! Red Willow Art is honored and pleased to announce our Best of Show recipient, Dumbor Debeeh for his artwork called "African Renaissance." Dumbor Deheeh explains this...
By: Linda Riesenberg Fisler Edges, described by David Leffel, are the “soul of the painting.” When I asked Carolyn Anderson to do the show on edges, part of her response included this wonderful tidbit. “Most people don’t realize...
By Linda Fisler I must admit that I put up much resistance to writing about Claude Monet. Not because the man didn’t deserve my attention or study. He does deserve both. It is just that so many know about Claude...
By Linda Riesenberg Fisler One of my favorite discoveries has been Joaquin Sorolla. Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida was born in Valencia, Spain on February 27, 1863. He and his sister were quickly orphaned in 1865, both parents dying from what...
Art Chat Podcast in which Master Artists Linda Fisler and Quang Ho discuss the keys to powerful paintings
Creativity and Imagination--Are they the same thing? How can you have one without the other? That was just the point of an academic paper written by Master Artist Linda Fisler and presented at The Representational Art Conference at California Lutheran...
From the cave paintings to the present time, how we see what is important for the artist to convey starts first with how an artist sees. In this Art Chat, Master Art Quang Ho discusses the evolution of seeing.
Welcome to Red Willow Art! Over the coming weeks, you’ll learn more about our exciting art adventure, brought to you by Candice Lai and Linda Fisler. Red Willow Art is proud to announce that our first featured Artist is Kevin...
Why did I start painting my Blue Ridge Mountain series? In short, about three years ago I decided while hiking that in a few fifty to a hundred years the Blue Ridge Mountains may not look like it did then...
