Soft edges and careful gradation define this charcoal portrait, where the texture of skin and the gesture of hair are rendered with both precision and restraint. The balance of darks and lights evokes calm clarity, inviting the viewer into a quiet study of form and feeling. Via: @lutherpaola 🖼️ Artwork: Charcoal Portrait Art by: @ryanhosseinart Remarks by: @artartluther #artworkanalysis #paolaluther Art lessons: @therealatelier 🎨 | Paola Portfolio

Create depth in your art using contrast, gradation and overlapping edges. I share a Hot tip on burning edges in my YouTube tutorial “Lost and Found Edges”. | Sandra Duran Wilson Abstract Artist

Today's tutorial, Stack and Flip, is one of my favorites! I love the gradation of rainbow colors and I truly adore how easy it is to alter this pattern enough to make it your own by changing the width of the pieces you cut, the size of the sashing, or even just simply changing the color/print of your dominant fabric choice. The possibilities are endless! Click here to watch the full tutorial and get your supplies: http://bit.ly/fbStackandFlip With all of these great options, what are some things