Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Spring 2025 participants. We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.
In nominating a winner, we considered how many votes the participants’ pages received from other people.
Watch this video to find out why Huion KeyDial Mini is a perfect addition to your digital drawing equipment.
Watch this video to find out why a Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) is a perfect drawing equipment for digital artists, illustrators and designers and to see how Vladimir London, a Drawing Academy tutor, creates a manga-style portrait using this display.
Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Winter 2025 participants. We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.
In nominating a winner, we considered how many votes the participants’ pages received from other people.
Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Autumn 2024 participants. We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.
In nominating a winner, we considered how many votes the participants’ pages received from other people.
Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Summer 2024 participants. We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.
In nominating a winner, we considered how many votes the participants’ pages received from other people
At Drawing Academy, we regularly receive artworks for critique from our students. This time, Olivia sent us her self-portrait.
Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Spring 2024 participants. We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.
In nominating a winner, we considered how many votes the participants’ pages received from other people
Big thanks to all Drawing Academy Art Competition – Winter 2024 participants. We are also grateful to all supporters, who voted for the winners.
In nominating a winner, we considered how many votes the participants’ pages received from other people
Learn how to paint a portrait in encaustic. Vladimir London, a fine artist, demonstrates the entire process of creating a hot-beeswax portrait of Daphne from ancient Greek mythology, beginning with a blank sheet of paper and progressing through drawing the portrait composition, adding underpainting, and burning-in encaustic colours.