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Meet the Artist: Bianca Rosen

Meet the Artist: Bianca Rosen
Meet Bianca Rosen, artist and art educator who uses a mix of watercolours, inks, acrylic and oil paints to find beauty in the world and capturing it through her art. 

Learn how to use the KINGART Brush Basin

Learn how to use the KINGART Brush Basin
Learn how to use the KINGART Brush Basin with its 3 built-in reservoirs for use when painting, stackable palette for color mixing and vertical brush storage when not in use. 

Meet the Artist: Jenny Biggers

Meet the Artist: Jenny Biggers
Meet self taught artist Jenny T. Biggers from Southern California. She is best known as the doodler behind JTB Lettering that creates unique and beautiful signage to celebrate all of life’s special moments. 

Meet the Artist: Seema Bisht

Meet the Artist:  Seema Bisht
Meet the Artist: Seema Bischt. Seema is a watercolor artist who uses nature as a muse. Seema loves painting loose and abstract florals so come get inspired by her beautiful watercolor art.

10 Tips for Maximizing the Life of Your Brushes

10 Tips for Maximizing the Life of Your Brushes
Quality brushes are an investment in your passion and creativity. Following these 10 TLC tips will help to keep your brushes in top condition and maximize their performance in your hand.

How to Paint a Fall Leaf

How to Paint a Fall Leaf
Follow the step by step photos to learn how to paint a fall leaf using a KINGART® Original Gold® 9900 Miracle Tri-Wedge brush and watercolor paint.

How To Paint A Watercolor Rose

How To Paint A Watercolor Rose
Learn how to use three unique KINGART® brush shapes to create a single watercolor rose and a full floral bouquet using our step by step photo tutorial. Tutorial features a Tri-Wedge brush and Floral Petal brush to create unique petal shapes.

Effective Communication Helps Sell Art

Effective Communication Helps Sell Art

Just as we communicate with our art, we need at some point, to communicate in writing to connect with potential buyers and sell our art.  Whether you are entering shows, have a website, deal with galleries, market your art on social media, or do commissions—there will be written communications that become a necessity.   Then of course there is verbal communication with YouTube, videos, speaking to groups, teaching and speaking with clients!! Wouldn’t it be a dream if creating our art...

Designing with Feng Shui (Wind & Water)

Designing with Feng Shui (Wind & Water)

Feel like experimenting—finding a different way to create and evaluate your art work? Harmony/balance is one of the principles of designing. It is also the goal of Feng Shui. When we were building our new home in SC, I decided to use some Feng Shui principles as we designed and decorated and I applied these principles to the artwork that went into some of the rooms. That’s when I found out how much fun it was to plan a design...

Does Your Art Tell a Story?

Does Your Art Tell a Story?

I have heard over and over from judges and workshop teachers that a painting or work of art needs to “tell a story”.  I keep asking myself, “exactly what kind of story?”  Now if I paint people walking on the beach or children building a sand castle—I have a story.  But what about a beautiful floral or a wildlife portrait or an abstract —how do I tell a story here? Recently in “American Watercolor”, author Kelly Kane quoted master painter...

Creative Connections - Part 3

Creative Connections - Part 3

I’m glad you’re here to spark your creativity! For the last two issues of our ArtSpeak blog we have been exploring our creative connections—finding our best creative selves. If you missed the first two parts of the Creative Connections series, just click the following link and you can catch up! Creative Connections - Passion and Flow In this issue let’s talk about the last two words: FOCUS and RISK. The word focus may seem to be at odds with the...

Maintaining Your Paint Brushes

Maintaining Your Paint Brushes

You and your brushes spend quite a bit of time together creating.  This makes it very important to take good care of them and maintain their shape and condition.  First, if you have not read “Cleaning Your Brushes”—start there!  Here are some additional tips that will keep your brushes in top shape. In between painting “sessions”—let’s say you are taking a break for a couple of days. The brush has been cleaned properly but you want to make sure to...