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1 of 365 – Introduction

2 of 365 – Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #1

3 of 365 – What Makes Me an Expert on Composition?

4 of 365 – The Simplified Concept Behind the Rule of Thirds

5 of 365 – *Why do They Say it’s a Rule of Thirds Power Point?

6 of 365 – *Composition So Easy a Baby Monkey Could do it

7 of 365 – Canon of Design Essentials- VISUAL GLOSSARY

8 of 365 – Using the Rule of Thirds: I am Guilty, Most of Us are

9 of 365 – *Juliette Aristides – ANALYZED DRAWING

10 of 365The Rule of Thirds Inventor: John Thomas Smith

11 of 365 – What happened to design? 

12 of 365 – *Peter Lippman – ANALYZED PHOTO

13 of 365 – *Analyzing Smith’s Rule of Thirds Statement

14 of 365 – The Simplicity & Beauty of Dynamic Symmetry – VISUAL GLOSSARY

15 of 365 – *Capturing Movement in Photography and Painting

16 of 365 – *Arantzazu Martinez – ANALYZED PAINTING

17 of 365 – *The Arabesque in Painting – Part I – Law of Continuity

18 of 365 – *The Arabesque in Nature – Part II

19 of 365 – *The Arabesque in Photography – Part III

20 of 365Laocoon – ANALYZED SCULPTURE

21 of 365 – *Figure Ground Relationship (FGR) in Photography and Painting – Part I

22 of 365 – *Figure Ground Relationship – Proper use will define your subject – Part II

23 of 365 – *Georges-Pierre Seurat – ANALYZED PAINTING

24 of 365 – The Rule of Thirds and the Chicken Soup Analogy

25 of 365 – A Misleading Guide to Mastering Composition

26 of 365 – Alik Sakharov (Game of Thrones) – ANALYZED CINEMA

27 of 365 – *Greatest Area of Contrast (GAC)

28 of 365 – *Simultaneous Contrast in Photography and Painting

29 of 365 – *Editing Your Photography and Painting Quickly

30 of 365 – *Gregory Crewdson – ANALYZED PHOTO #1

31 of 365 – *Chiaroscuro – Dramatic Lighting in Painting, Photography, and Cinema

32 of 365 – *Unity Within Your Composition – Law of Closure – Part I

33 of 365 – *Leonardo Da Vinci – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

34 of 365 – *Unity Within Your Composition – Ellipses – Part II

35 of 365 – *Unity Within Your Composition – Radiating Lines – Part III

36 of 365 – The Rule of Thirds and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

37 of 365 – *Frans Snyders – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

38 of 365 – *Gamut – Repetition & Rhythm Within Your Composition – Part I

39 of 365 – *Gamut – Posing Rhythm Within Your Composition – Part II

40 of 365 – *John Singer Sargent – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

41 of 365 – *Henri Cartier-Bresson Using the Grid

42 of 365 – *Aerial Perspective Outdoors in Photography and Painting – Part I

43 of 365 – *Aerial Perspective Indoors in Photography and Painting – Part II

44 of 365 – *Syd McGinley – ANALYZED PAINTING

45 of 365 – *Bresson Quoting Bonnard about Instinct

46 of 365 – *Aerial Perspective – Smoking Cigarettes in Visual Art – Part III

47 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #2

48 of 365 – *Coincidences Create Unity & Movement – Overlapping Shapes

49 of 365 – *Edge Flicker (EF) in Photography and Painting – Part I

50 of 365 – *Edge Flicker (EF) – Cutting Off Limbs in Photography and Painting – Part II

51 of 365 – *Patinir – ANALYZED PAINTING

52 of 365 – The Future of Design in Art

53 of 365 – Gestalt Psychology Introduction – Part I

54 of 365 – *Vincent van Gogh – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

55 of 365 – *Gestalt Psychology – Law of Pragnanz – Part II

56 of 365 – *Gestalt Psychology – Law of Similarity – Part III

57 of 365 – *Gestalt Psychology – Law of Symmetry – Part IV (Balance & Counterpart)

58 of 365 – *Pieter Bruegel – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

59 of 365 – *Gestalt Psychology – Law of Proximity – Part V

60 of 365 – *The Golden Rectangle is not a Slice of Cheese

61 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #3

62 of 365 – *The Golden Rectangle is not a Slice of Cheese – Part II

63 of 365 –  *Baroque vs. Sinister in Artistic Design – Part I

64 of 365 – *Baroque vs. Sinister in Artistic Design – Magnetic Momentum – Part II

65 of 365 – *William-Adolphe Bouguereau – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

66 of 365 – *The Golden Ratio is Misunderstood…Again.

67 of 365 – *Georges Seurat Using Phi Calipers

68 of 365 – *Shen Zhou – ANALYZED PAINTING

69 of 365 – *Phi Ratio and the Close-Minded Professor

70 of 365 – *Timeline of Geometry, Phi, and Design

71 of 365 – *Finding the GAC in Photoshop

72 of 365 – *David Bellemere – ANALYZED PHOTO #1

73 of 365 – *GRID DOWNLOAD and USING THE GRID – VIDEO

74 of 365 – Composition for Dummies

75 of 365 – *Claude Joseph Vernet – ANALYZED PAINTING

76 of 365 – *The Power of the 90 Degree Angle

77 of 365 – Gregory Crewdson Documentary

78 of 365 – *Aspective View in Photography and Painting

79 of 365 – *Toulouse Lautrec – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

80 of 365Using the Phi Ratio Doesn’t Mean You are Part of a Cult

81 of 365 – *Design Being Used in Cinema

82 of 365 – *Hugues Merle – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

83 of 365 – *Negative Space and Filling the Grid in Photography and Painting

84 of 365 – Seth Godin on Mentorship

85 of 365 – *Learn to Squint when Creating Your Art

86 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #4

87 of 365 – *Romance of the Triangle in Visual Art

88 of 365 – *Linking the Foreground & Background in Painting

89 of 365 – *Viggo Johansen – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

90 of 365 – *Echoing Shapes in Photography

91 of 365 – *Composition Techniques – Filter What you Find – Part I

92 of 365 – *Follow the Rule of Thirds

93 of 365 – *Composition Techniques – Filter What you Find – Part II

94 of 365 – *Big Names Working the Scene in Photography

95 of 365 – A Painter Finding His Way with Composition

96 of 365 – Happy New Year Artists!

97 of 365 – *Caspar David Friedrich – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

98 of 365 – *How to Design a Photo Shoot

99 of 365 – *Understanding Balance in Composition: Gazing Direction

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100 of 365 – *Caravaggio – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

101 of 365 – Surfing is an Art

102 of 365 – *Breathing Room – Art Balance from Top to Bottom – Part I

103 of 365 – *Pablo Picasso – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

104 of 365 – *Breathing Room – Art Balance from Top to Bottom – Part II

105 of 365 – Phi Lecture by Barnstone Student Ryan Brooker

106 of 365 – *Edward Weston Quote on Photography Composition

107 of 365 – *Bouguereau – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

108 of 365 – *Art from Intuition

109 of 365 – *One or Many Focal Points in Art?

110 of 365 – *Poynter – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

111 of 365 – *The Shock and Awe in Art

112 of 365 – The Desolate Arcade

113 of 365 – *Light and Shadow in Photography and Painting – Part I

114 of 365 – *Degas – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

115 of 365 – *Light & Shadow – Part II

116 of 365 – The Impassioned Eye with Henri Cartier-Bresson

117 of 365 – *Gregory Crewdson – ANALYZED PHOTO #2

118 of 365 – The War of Art with Steven Pressfield

119 of 365 – *Get Familiar with Your Photographic Environment

120 of 365 –  Share the Secrets of Design with Myron Barnstone

121 of 365 – *Viggo Johansen – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

122 of 365 – *Finding Your Artistic Style

123 of 365 – Timing is Everything

124 of 365 – Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

125 of 365 – *Contrapposto – A Pose of Beauty

126 of 365 – Boxing is an Art

127 of 365 – Canon of Design – VIRTUAL  LIBRARY

128 of 365 – *Henri Fantin-Latour – ANALYZED PAINTING

129 of 365 – *Pierre Bonnard Quote

130 of 365 – *Expression is Gold in Photography and Painting

131 of 365 – *Juliette Aristides – ANALYZED PAINTING

132 of 365 – Say Hello to Other Artists

133 of 365 – *Be Original

134 of 365 – *Conceptual Photographers and Compositing

135 of 365 – *Hubert Robert – ANALYZED PAINTING

136 of 365 – Joe McNally Photography Quote

137 of 365 – *Square Composition in Art

138 of 365 – *Pablo Picasso – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

139 of 365 – Alfred Stiegletz Documentary

140 of 365 – Learning Art from Those Before Us

141 of 365 – *Inspiration from the Grid

142 of 365 – *Herbert James Draper – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

143 of 365 – Good or Great Photography

144 of 365 – *Camera Obscura

145 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

146 of 365 – Technology Fails Design

147 of 365 – Application & Repetition Leads to Experience

148 of 365 – *Unity Emphasis in Painting

149 of 365 – *Giorgio Morandi – ANALYZED PAINTING

150 of 365 – *Kenyon Cox Quote

151 of 365 – *Learn How Our Eyes Scan Artwork

152 of 365 – *Paxton – ANALYZED PAINTING

153 of 365 – Composition in Painting and Photography is Essential

154 of 365 – Einstein’s Struggle

155 of 365 – *Composition with Compound Root Rectangles

156 of 365 – *Johannes Vermeer – ANALYZED PAINTING

157 of 365 – *Music can Inspire the Mood of Your Image

158 of 365 – What Makes a Painting Valuable

159 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #5

160 of 365 – *The Shadow’s Edge in Photography

161 of 365 – *Canon of Design RESOURCES

162 of 365 – *Leonardo Da Vinci Quote

163 of 365 – *Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema – ANALYZED PAINTING #1

164 of 365 – Anatomy by Robert Beverly Hale

165 of 365 – *Pitfalls of Photography

166 of 365 – *Gregory Crewdson – ANALYZED PHOTO #3

167 of 365 – *Donald Duck and the Golden Ratio

168 of 365 – *The Creative Brain

169 of 365 – *Disguise the Design in Your Composition

170 of 365 – *Bouguereau – ANALYZED PAINTING #3

171 of 365 – Golden Ratio and Mona Lisa -ANALYZED (Phi Calipers)

172 of 365 – *Becoming a Master Photographer

173 of 365 – *Da Vinci – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

174 of 365 – Odometer vs Facebook Likes

175 of 365 – *Haphazardly Filling the Grid

176 of 365 – Artistic Composition is a Choice

177 of 365 – *Titian – ANALYZED PAINTING

178 of 365 – *Photography: Should I Convert to Black & White or Keep it Color – Part I

179 of 365 – *Photography: Should I Convert to Black & White or Keep it Color – Part II

180 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #3

181 of 365 – *Photography: Should I Convert to Black & White or Keep it Color – Part III

182 of 365 – *Cezanne Quote

183 of 365 – *Photography: Should I Convert to Black & White or Keep it Color – Part IV

184 of 365 – *Euan Uglow – ANALYZED PAINTING

185 of 365 – Alan Watts – If Money Were No Object

186 of 365 – Forging Masterpieces

187 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #6

188 of 365 – The Painful Puzzle

189 of 365 – *Patterns in Art

190 of 365 – PHI CALIPER GIVEAWAY – ##CLOSED##

191 of 365 – *Michelangelo – ANALYZED PAINTING

192 of 365 – Photography: Stretch Before You Exercise

193 of 365 – *The Conceptual Photos in Your Mind

194 of 365 – *Degas – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

195 of 365 – Can the Untrained Eye Recognize Design

196 of 365 – Tom Keating on Master Painting

197 of 365 – Art: Getting Your Money’s Worth

198 of 365 – *Whistler – ANALYZED PAINTING

199 of 365 – Art: Learn to Roll with the Punches

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200 of 365Web Art Academy Lessons

201 of 365 – *Erwin Olaf – ANALYZED PHOTO

202 of 365 – Drowning in the Rat Race

203 of 365 – *Street Photography: When to Crop In & Clone Out – Part I

204 of 365 – *Street Photography: When to Crop In & Clone Out – Part II

205 of 365 – *Gentileschi – ANALYZED PAINTING

206 of 365 – Oil Painting Realism

207 of 365 – Designing is for Weirdos

208 of 365 – *Degas – ANALYZED PAINTING #3

209 of 365 – *Light Falloff & The Inverse Square Law – Part I

210 of 365 – *Light Falloff & The Inverse Square Law – Part II

211 of 365 – Focus Your Artistic Efforts and Excel

212 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #4

213 of 365 – What Happened to Our Free Time

214 of 365 – Insights on Landscape Photography

215 of 365 – Gregory Crewdson – ANALYZED PHOTO #4

216 of 365 – *Photography: Sunny 16 Technique

217 of 365 – *Hannibal Inspired Color Grading in Photoshop

218 of 365 – *Bouguereau Quote

219 of 365 – *Vincent van Gogh – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

220 of 365 – *The Story of Vincent van Gogh

221 of 365 – *Vincent van Gogh Quote

222 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #7

223 of 365 – *Creating Beautiful Group Photos Like Annie – Part I

224 of 365 – *Creating Beautiful Group Photos Like Annie – Part II

225 of 365 – Art and Pandering to the Masses

226 of 365 – Henri Cartier-Bresson – ANALYZED PHOTO

227 of 365 – How Inspiration Fades in Photography

228 of 365 – *Photography: Watermark or No Watermark

229 of 365 – *Jean-Babtiste Carpeaux – ANALYZED SCULPTURE

230 of 365 – *Inspiration from Greek Mythology – Part I

231 of 365 – *Inspiration from Greek Mythology – Part II

232 of 365 – *The Man Who Taught Bresson Geometry

233 of 365 – *Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

234 of 365 – The Painters Secret Geometry Giveaway – ##CLOSED##

235 of 365 –*Edgar Degas Quote #1

236 of 365 – *Dot Bunn – ANALYZED PAINTING

237 of 365 – If Van Gogh had a Facebook Page in 1887

238 of 365 – *How Mirrors Add Depth, Mystery & Movement in Visual Art

239 of 365 – *Vivian Maier; Nanny, Recluse, Talented Street Photographer

240 of 365 – *Pierre Auguste Cot – ANALYZED PAINTING

241 of 365 – Steve Jobs Quote

242 of 365 – *Street Photography Techniques & Inspiration – Part I

243 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #5

244 of 365 – *Street Photography Techniques & Inspiration – Part II

245 of 365 – *Using Your DSLR as a FILM Camera

246 of 365 – *Andrew Wyeth & The Forgotten Stories

247 of 365 – *Da Vinci – ANALYZED PAINTING #3

248 of 365 – John Free Street Photography Advice

249 of 365 – *How to Create a Window of Depth in Photography and Painting

250 of 365 – *Vincent van Gogh – ANALYZED PAINTING #3

251 of 365 – *Pablo Picasso: The Power of Art – video

252 of 365 – Henri Cartier-Bresson Quote

253 of 365 – *The Perfect Canvas Size for Your Design

254 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING – Video – Part I

255 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING – Video – Part II

256 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING – Video – Part III

257 of 365 – *A Camera, the Streets & a Lady

258 of 365 – *Henri Matisse Quote

259 of 365 – *Salvador Dali – Modern Masters

260 of 365 – *Center Composition with Stanley Kubrick

261 of 365 – *Renoir – ANALYZED PAINTING

262 of 365 – Find a Happy Balance

263 of 365 – *Using a UV Filter for Photography Lighting Effects

264 of 365 – *Annie Leibovitz – ANALYZED PHOTO #8

265 of 365 – The Quest to Replicate Nature in Technology

266 of 365 – Johannes Vermeer – The Master of Light

267 of 365 – *The Art of the Establishing Shot in Cinema

268 of 365 – *Salvador Dali – ANALYZED PAINTING

269 of 365 – *Drawing in Perspective

270 of 365*Using an iPad as a Light Table

271 of 365 – *Raphael – ANALYZED PAINTING

272 of 365 – *Buying a Wide Angle Lens: What I Didn’t Know

273 of 365 – Camera Gear is Based on a Matter of Purpose and Quality

274 of 365 – *Pablo Picasso Quote

275 of 365 – *David Bellemere – ANALYZED PHOTO #2

276 of 365 – Excellent Street Photography by Alex Webb of Magnum Photos

277 of 365 – *The Art of the Opening Sequence in Cinema

278 of 365 – *Puvis – ANALYZED PAINTING

279 of 365 – Campfire’s and Camping Nowadays

280 of 365Annie Leibovitz 1993 Documentary

281 of 365 – *10 Tips on How to Enjoy a Museum

282 of 365 – *Judith Fritchman – ANALYZED PAINTING

283 of 365 – *How to Spot Design Clues in a Museum

284 of 365 – Bat Boy Syndrome and Remarkable Art

285 of 365 – *Matisse – ANALYZED PAINTING

286 of 365 – *Henri Cartier-Bresson: Just Plain Love

287 of 365 – *Learning to Look and Like with Avigdor Arikha

288 of 365 – Do What You Love – Follow Your Passion

289 of 365 – *Vincent van Gogh – ANALYZED PAINTING #4

290 of 365Edgar Degas Quote #2

291 of 365 – *Shooting My First Roll of Film: Start to Finish

292 of 365 – *Lucian Freud – ANALYZED PAINTING

293 of 365 – *Ansel Adams: Love for Music, Photography, and Life

294 of 365 – Life is Like a Cinnamon Roll

295 of 365 – *Martin Parr and His Whacky Street Photography Style

296 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #6

297 of 365 – World Desensitization

298 of 365 – *The Artistic Journey of Henri Matisse

299 of 365 – *Tintoretto – ANALYZED PAINTING

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300 of 365The Old Masters, Standing in Awe

301 of 365 – Look at that Camera, You’re Not a Serious Photographer

302 of 365 – *Classical vs. Romantic Artistic Style

303 of 365 – *Da Vinci – ANALYZED PAINTING #4

304 of 365 – *Pablo Picasso and His Drama Filled Life

305 of 365 – The Perception of Spoken Words

306 of 365 – *Bouguereau Using Phi Calipers

307 of 365 – *Silver Printing: Method vs Imagery

308 of 365 – *Hitler’s Nazi Museum of Stolen Paintings

309 of 365 – Promoting Great Art and Composition

310 of 365*Delacroix – ANALYZED PAINTING

311 of 365 – *Harold Speed Quote

312 of 365 – *Joel Meyerowitz Photography – The Street is Delicious

313 of 365 – *Caravaggio – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

314 of 365 – *What if Bresson didn’t Shoot with a Leica?

315 of 365 – Art, Social Media, and the Empire State Building

316 of 365 – *M.C. Escher and his Fantastically Unique Artwork

317 of 365 – *Henrietta Rae – ANALYZED PAINTING

318 of 365 – *Understanding Camera Light Meters and Squinting

319 of 365 – Bouguereau Quote 2

320 of 365*John William Waterhouse – ANALYZED PAINTING

321 of 365 – Couch Potato or Master Painter

322 of 365 – *How to Design with Clouds

323 of 365 – *The Elite Photographers of Magnum Photos

324 of 365 – *Jean Leon Gerome – ANALYZED PAINTING

325 of 365 – *Four Fun Lighting and DOF techniques

326 of 365 – Modern Day Slavery

327 of 365 – *George Frederic Watts – ANALYZED PAINTING

328 of 365 – *Seven Techniques to Become a Surrealist Street Photographer

329 of 365 – The Ignorant Teapot Calling the Kettle Black

330 of 365*Real Talk About Learning from the Masters

331 of 365 – *Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #7

332 of 365 – *Diagonal Coincidences and How to Use Them

333 of 365 – *How to Succeed as a Photographer

334 of 365 – *Rembrandt – ANALYZED PAINTING

335 of 365 – Jim Carrey: Inspiration from a Goofball

336 of 365 – *The Frame Forces Relationships in Photography

337 of 365 – *Fred Herzog and His Color Theory

338 of 365 – *Toulouse Lautrec – ANALYZED PAINTING #2

339 of 365 – Van Gogh Quote #2

340 of 365*Dynamic Symmetry Notes

341 of 365 – *Jan Brueghel the Elder – ANALYZED PAINTING

342 of 365 – *How to Combine Old and New Art Techniques

343 of 365 – Schools are Factories for Obedience

344 of 365 – *Looking at Your Old Photographs with a New Eye

345 of 365 – *Solomon Joseph Solomon – ANALYZED PAINTING

346 of 365 – *Paul Cezanne and His Artistic Journey

347 of 365 – Edgar Degas Quote #3

348 of 365 – *Thomas Eakins – ANALYZED PAINTING

349 of 365 – Christina’s World Stuck in a Corner at the MoMA

350 of 365Karl Blossfeldt and His Artistic Representation of Nature

351 of 365 – *Harold Speed Notes

352 of 365 –*Paul de Vos – ANALYZED PAINTING

353 of 365 –*The Best Emotion Provoking Technique for Photography

354 of 365 – *Under the Skin – Artistic Cinema Analyzed

355 of 365 – *Gustave Jean Jacquet – ANALYZED PAINTING

356 of 365 – *Photography Inspired by Andrew Wyeth & The Kuerner Farm

357 of 365 – *Odd Nerdrum Quote

358 of 365 – *Toulouse Lautrec and His Artistic Journey

359 of 365 – *David Teniers Using Phi Calipers

360 of 365*Photography Exercise to Quickly See a Design

361 of 365 – *Create Double Exposures with Film, Digital, and Photoshop

362 of 365 – *Eugene Romain Thirion – ANALYZED PAINTING

363 of 365 – *Vermeer’s Secret Life

364 of 365 – *The Symbolic Objects in Art: Yesterday & Today

365 of 365 – Day 365 of 365, it’s Time to Celebrate!

Bonus Articles After the 365!

366. Mastering Composition & Henri Cartier-Bresson (Video Response)

367. Moving to Hawaii to Pursue Photography and Composition

368. Film Photography Inspired by Bresson (Waikiki Meetup)

369. Myron Barnstone Interview: A Journey to Find the Techniques of Design

370. Color Theory, Monet, and Bruno Barbey – Part I

371. *Color Theory, Monet, and Bruno Barbey – Part II

372. 40 Street Photography Tips from Brutal Self Critiquing – Part I

373. *40 Street Photography Tips from Brutal Self Critiquing – Part II

374. *Separating Shapes – Bresson Being Inspired by Matisse

375.Taking One Photo with William Eggleston

376. NEW Flickr Street Photography Account

377. How Picasso Found Subject Matter for his Painting

378. *Successful Painters that Don’t Draw Well

379. The Fading Giants of Magnum Photos

380. Top 10 Free Books from the Metropolitan Museum of Art

381. How Tall was Henri Cartier-Bresson?

382. Leonardo Da Vinci Quote, Picasso Master Copy, and Tiny Habits

383. 5 Reasons Why Scanning Your Own Film is Better

384. Would You Cease to Exist if Facebook Disappeared?

385. *Annie Leibovitz & Star Wars Analyzed

386. Printmaking Artist Gustave Dore

387. Harold Speed: Drawing with Dither

388. Your Portfolio is like a Window for Shoppers

389. Photography Composition with Cutouts Transforms Landmarks

390. Child Prodigy of Painting, Photography, or Mastering Composition

391.*Egon Schiele Expressive Nudes Documentary

392. Losing a Hard Drive Full of Photos was Gut Wrenching

393. *Learning to Draw Better: My New Year’s Resolution

394. *5 Books Every Artist Needs for Mastering Composition

395. *The Secret to Josef Koudelka’s Best Photo Compositions

396. 10 Myths About the Rule of Thirds

397. Peer Pressure Can Make You Sharp or Dull

398. When a Photo Becomes Reality: Losing a Loved One

399. Mastering Composition to Get More Keepers in Street Photography

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400. * Top 10 Color Street Photographers – with Color Theory

401. *Nosferatu the Vampyre 1979 – Analyzed Cinema

402. *Garry Winogrand and His Photography Compositions

403. Score Your Compositions

404. *Gustav Klimt Using Dynamic Symmetry, Color, and Patterns

405. *Composition and Your Profile Picture

406. *Correcting Degas’ Painting Composition

407. Can an Artist be Born a Genius

408. *Mastering Composition with Odd Nerdrum

409. *Mastering Composition with a Micro Four Thirds Camera

410. *Henri Cartier-Bresson: Geometry Exposed

411. Mr. Robot Creates Visual Tension with Composition Techniques

412. *Spontaneity Realized in Street Photography

413. *The Late Drawings of Picasso

414. *Bresson’s Most Misconceived Quote

415. An Update to My Artistic Journey

416. *Photography Composition & Design – New Book Sneak Peek

417. *Top 10 Techniques to Master Composition

418. *The Revenant – ANALYZED CINEMA

419. *Composition with Overlapping Root Rectangles

420. Rest In Peace Myron Barnstone – 10.29.16

421. *Game of Thrones S06E01 – Analyzed Cinema

422. Famous Artist Birthdays and Inspiration

423. *The Problem with Leading Lines – Using Pointing Devices

424. *Horizon Zero Dawn – Analyzed Video Game

425. Virtual Mentors to Inspire Your Artistic Journey

426. *Stanley Kubrick’s Best Photographs

427. *Mastering Composition: Analyzing Art Books with Tracing Paper – Round One

428. *Email Q &A: Dynamic Symmetry and Canvas Sizes

429. “Moby” the Mobile Studio: for Painting and Photography

430. *Email Q & A: What is the Golden Section?

431. Dynamic Symmetry: How to Use it in Photography and Painting

432. *Dynamic Symmetry: How to Draw the Grid with Math

433. My $200 Pencil Sharpener for Drawing

434. *Bresson’s Most Famous Negative Analyzed

435. *Toulouse Lautrec – ANALYZED PAINTING #3

436. *How the Masters Used Dynamic Symmetry – Picasso “The Frugal Repast”

437. Email Q & A: How Did the Masters Learn Dynamic Symmetry? 

438. *Dynamic Symmetry: Themes of Root Rectangles

439. Mastering Composition to Get More Keepers: P.O.V. B+W Street Photography

440.*Using Ambiguity to Strengthen the Storytelling of Your Art

441. *The Top Techniques to Create Visual Impact in Your Art

442. *How to Create a Hierarchy in Your Photograph or Painting

443. Vincent van Gogh Gold Mine of Paintings and Drawings

444. *How to Self-Critique Your Photo or Painting

445. Absinthe: Murder, Mayhem, and Master Painters

446. Email Q & A: Blade Runner Analyzed Cinema

447. *Street Photography Techniques Used for Fashion Photos

448. *Did They Use the Rule of Thirds in Blade Runner 2049 – Part One

449. *Configuring Our Dynamic Symmetry Grids – Blade Runner 2049 – Part Two

450. *Blade Runner 2049 – Analyzed Cinema – Part Three

451. Cinematic Test Shots with the Sony A6500 and Mavic Pro Drone

452. *Mastering Composition: Analyzing Art Books with Tracing Paper – Round Two

453. *Aerial Composition and Dynamic Symmetry

454. *Number One Hack for Mastering Composition

455. *One Second Color Correction with Annie Leibovitz Photos

456. *Bloodline Camera Work – Analyzed Cinema for Wedding Techniques

457. *Vincent van Gogh – ANALYZED PAINTING #5

458. Top 20 Discoveries from Canon of Design

459. *Ozark is Like a Gregory Crewdson Photo – ANALYZED CINEMA

460. Dynamic Symmetry, Composition and Henri Cartier-Bresson

461. *Decoding the Timeless Subjects of Master Painters

462. Why is the Rule of Thirds Grid on Pro Cameras?

463. *Magnetic Momentum in Book Covers – Baroque vs Sinister

464. *Our Fascination with Toned Images

465. *Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Blatantly Plagiarize

466. *The Leibovitz Recipe: Number One – Figure-Ground Relationship

467. *Photo Shoot Think Sheet

468. *The Third Man – ANALYZED CINEMA

469. *Suzanne Valadon – Mother, Model, Master Painter

470. Vincent van Gogh – Color Theory

471. *Email Q & A: Design, Color and Patterns

472. Proof that Henri Cartier-Bresson Used Dynamic Symmetry in Photography

473. *Vincent van Gogh – ANALYZED PAINTING #6

474. *Dynamic Symmetry, Film and the Sydney Opera House

475. *Game of Thrones S07E04 – ANALYZED CINEMA

476. *Dynamic Symmetry: How to Quickly Build the Grids in Photoshop

477. *Dynamic Symmetry: Major Area Divisions (MAD) vs Themes

478. *Sydney Australia Gallery: The Best Paintings – Part One

479. *Sydney Australia Gallery: The Worst Paintings – Part Two

480. *Fine Art Photos by Stephen Shore

481. *How to Pose a Model with an Arabesque [Fine Art Photography]

482. Golden Ratio in Art: Parthenon and Euan Uglow [Techniques]

483. *Jean-Babtiste Carpeaux – ANALYZED SCULPTURE #2

484. *Annie Leibovitz: Group Photo Composition [Techniques]

485. *Photography Composition with Irving Penn [5 Techniques]

486. *The Masterful Set Designs of Mary Howard

487. *The Photography Composition of Horst P. Horst [Techniques]

488. *Composition is More Important than Beautiful Lighting

489. *The Simplistic Lighting of Stanley Kubrick

490. The Masterful Design Techniques of Martine Franck [Cartier-Bresson]

491. *Alexey Titarenko Long Exposure Photography [Hauntingly Beautiful]

492. *How the Subject’s Gaze Can Control the Frame

493. *Sylvette David: The Inspiring Muse of Pablo Picasso

494. *Paolo Roversi Photography Analyzed [7 Techniques]

495. *Color Theory Inspired by Birds

496. Rule of Thirds vs Dynamic Symmetry Video [Fun Analogy & Tips]

497. *Different Composition Styles in Street Photography

498. *Vikings S05E01 – ANALYZED CINEMA

499. *Post-Processing Photos Like Steve McCurry

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500. *Dynamic Symmetry – How to Keep it Simple in the Beginning [Video]

501. *How to Choose a Dynamic Symmetry Grid for Photography

502. *How Picasso Softens His Dynamic Symmetry Lines

503. *Shallow vs Deep DOF: Storytelling in Photography

504. *Edward Hopper Using Dynamic Symmetry and Phi Calipers

505. *Gregory Crewdson Photos are Inspired by a Master Painter

506. *Dynamic Symmetry: Understanding the Musical Divisions of a Rectangle

507. *Dynamic Symmetry: A  Complete Understanding of the Reciprocal

508. *Maxfield Parrish – ANALYZED PAINTING

509. *Six of the Most Shocking Master Paintings Ever Seen

510. *The Phi Ratio and the Human Face: Step by Step

511. *Henri Cartier-Bresson: His Printing and Critiques

512. *Dynamic Symmetry: How to Memorize the Basic Armature

513. *The One Technique That Made Turner So Successful

514. *Dynamic Symmetry: Understanding the Ratios for Painting and Photography

515. Photography Composition and Tips for Beginners [Digging Deep Into 8]

516. *Creative Framing in Photography

517. *Photography Composition with Francis Frith [Amazing Pyramids]

518. *Jakob Bogdani – ANALYZED PAINTING

519. *Saul Leiter and His Painterly Photography Technique

520. *Email Q & A: Shooting Film

521. *Top 10 Techniques to Master Composition – Part 2

522. *Shooting the Back of Heads in Street Photography

523. *The Design Techniques in Dynamic Poses

524. *Simon Stalenhag – ANALYZED Digital Paintings

525. Solaris by Andrei Tarkovsky – ANALYZED Cinema

526. *How I Used Dynamic Symmetry in a Self-Portrait

527. *How to Create Killer B&W Photos

528. *Using a Phone to Keep Your Composition Skills Sharp

529. *Email Q&A: Developing a Digital Painting with Dynamic Symmetry

530. *Jeff Wall Photo Composite ANALYZED

531. Nature Consumes Everything Eventually

532. *Annie Leibovitz Group Photo – ANALYZED #9

533. *Dynamic Symmetry: Understanding Grid Similarities – VAN GOGH

534. *Hieronymus Bosch – ANALYZED PAINTING

535. *Dynamic Symmetry, Jonas Bendiksen & Panoramas

536. *Drunks, Heroes and Storytelling

537. *Marco Grob-ANALYZED PHOTO

538. Nudity in Art: Acceptable vs Pornographic

539. *Photography Composition & Design with Shadows

540. *Pro Tip for Creating Mystery in Portrait Photos

541. *Albert Bierstadt – ANALYZED PAINTING

542. How to Design a Book Cover and Abstract Letters with Dynamic Symmetry

543. *Game of Thrones S07E07 – ANALYZED CINEMA

544. Canon of Design $1500 Giveaway [20 Winners] *Ends 4/14/19

545. *Charles Bargue Homer Plate – ANALYZED DRAWING

546. *How to Create a Photo Project like Alec Soth

547. *Malcolm Liepke Color Theory – ANALYZED PAINTINGS

548. *Design Techniques and Keeping the Story Pure

549. *Fan Ho – His Top Design Technique [ANALYZED PHOTOGRAPHY]

550. *The Best Focal Length for Street Photography (Part One)

551. *The Best Focal Length for Street Photography (Part Two)

552. *Street Photography Compositions with the Ricoh GR III (with P.O.V. VIDEO)

553. Echoing Shapes with Odd Nerdrum (ANALYZED PAINTINGS)

554. *The Leibovitz Recipe: Number Two (Lighting)

555. *Wedding Photography and Cinematography (Inspiration and Tips)

556. *Mastering Composition with No Diagonals (Balance)

557. Dynamic Symmetry: How to Easily Understand Ratios (Super Simple)

558. *Classic Realism vs The Art Police (Odd Nerdrum)

559. *Peter Paul Rubens – The Fall of the Damned (ANALYZED PAINTING) #8

560. *Top 5 Design Techniques Inspired by Nature (IG Photographers)

561. *John Collier – ANALYZED PAINTING

562. *Street Photography – Timeless vs Contemporary

563. *Noel-Nicolas Coypel – ANALYZED PAINTING

564. *Top 7 Design Mistakes Made by Artists (Beginners and Pro)

565. How to Master Manual Mode and Avoid Auto Mode Flaws (Exposure Triangle)

566. *The True Fundamentals of Art 

567. *The Colorful Paintings of Kubrick (Color Theory)

568. *Design Techniques Used by Christopher Anderson

569. *John William Waterhouse – ANALYZED PAINTING 2

570. Top 10 Ways to Spark Creativity

571. *Beginner Painters Never Use This Technique

572. *Dynamic Symmetry – How to Easily Use Complex Grids

573. Dynamic Symmetry and Design Techniques in Epic Paintings (Paris Video)

574. *How to Crop In-Camera to Eliminate Distractions (Paris)

575. *Using Dynamic Symmetry to Photograph the Eiffel Tower (Paris)

576. *Dynamic Symmetry and Absinthe Inspired Drawings – Intro, One, Two (Paris)

577. *Street Photography – Shooting from the Hip: 101 (Paris)

578. *Using Aerial Perspective and Lost Edges in Your Art (Paris Video)

579. Perfectionism and Your Art (Paris)

580. *Dynamic Symmetry and Absinthe Inspired Drawings – Three (Paris Video)

581. *How Master Painters Use Arabesques (Paris Video)

582. *Photographing Sculptures Like a Model (Paris)

583. Dynamic Symmetry and Absinthe Inspired Drawings – Four (Paris Video)

584. *Emile Levy – Death of Orpheus (ANALYZED PAINTING – Paris)

585. *Beautiful Brushstrokes – John Singer Sargent & More (Part One)

586. *Beautiful Brushstrokes – John Singer Sargent & More (Part Two)

587. Bresson Photos Reimagined as Satirical Paintings (2020)

588. *How to Select Your Keepers with Design Techniques (Contact Sheets Analyzed)

589. *Dynamic Symmetry and Absinthe Inspired Drawings – Five (Paris Video)

590. The Ego Manifesto for Artists – Quick Guide (PDF Download)

591. *How to Avoid Overlapping Mistakes (Paris)

592. *The Leibovitz Recipe Three – Wind

593. *How to Use Design Techniques in Food Photography

594. *How to Use Complex Grids – Leibovitz Master Copy

595. *Take Amazing Landscape Photos with Design Techniques – Part One

596. *Take Amazing Landscape Photos with Design Techniques – Part Two

597. *William Merritt Chase – ANALYZED PAINTING

598. *How to Create a Photography Project – Part One (Paris)

599. *How to Create a Photography Project – Part Two (Paris)

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600. Dynamic Symmetry Grid Package – Intro for Beginners (ECOSYSTEM)

601. *How to Easily Transfer a Drawing to Canvas – No More Squares

602. *Understanding Draftsman and Painterly Marks – Part One (Artistic Style)

603. *Understanding Draftsman and Painterly Marks – Part Two (Artistic Style)

604. *Best Composition Tips for Posing a Model

605. Design Techniques for Quick Portrait Paintings (Fun Video)

606. *Odd Nerdrum – Milk to an Alien (ANALYZED PAINTING)

607. *How to Feverishly Develop Your Artistic Style

608. *Design Techniques Used by Hiro (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

609. *Street Photography – Shooting from the Hip: 102 (Nice, France)

610. *Erwin Blumenfeld’s Unique Photography-ANALYZED

611. How to Force Growth as an Artist (Fun Video)

612. *The Lighthouse by Robert Eggers (ANALYZED CINEMA)

613. *Girodet – Scene of the Flood (ANALYZED PAINTING)

614. *Composition Techniques – Intro for Beginners (ANALYZED PAINTINGS PARIS)

615. Complementary Colors – The Biggest Myth of All Time (Video)

616. *Notan – How it Can Benefit Your Compositions

617. *How to Break Out of Your Academic Training

618. *Dynamic Symmetry and Logo Designs

619. *Email Q&A: Redesigning a Reference Photo for Painting

620. *Alexandre Cabanel – Analyzed Painting

621. *How the Background Affects the Story – Painting and Photos

622. Deborah Turbeville Best Compositions (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

623. *Maurice Denis Paintings – Color Theory

624. *Light and Dark Technique for Adding Depth (Photo & Painting)

625. *Critique the Composition Not the Style (ANALYZED PAINTINGS)

626. *Spooky Paintings by the Masters (Halloween)

627. Annie Leibovitz Group Photo – ANALYZED #10 (Video)

628. *Master Painters Adding Interest with Patterns

629. *Michal Pudelka Best Compositions (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

630. *Paul Cezanne – ANALYZED PAINTING

631. Dynamic Symmetry – Top 7 Misconceptions You Should Know

632. *Peter Paul Rubens – ANALYZED PAINTING #9

633. *Steelyard Composition Principle – Biggest Misconception (Balance)

634. *How to Make an Annie Leibovitz Photo Even Better (Design Techniques

635. *Pieter Bruegel – The Triumph of Death (ANALYZED PAINTING)

636. Top 7 Female Master Painters – Before the 1900’s

637. *Otto Marseus van Schrieck Still Life – ANALYZED PAINTING

638. *Controlling Contrast – Magnetic Momentum ANALYZED PAINTING

639. *Jonas Bendiksen – Analyzed Photos (Magnum Photographer) 

640. *Dynamic Symmetry – Is the 1.5 Rectangle an Outcast? (Misconceptions)

641. *Jules Joseph Lefebvre – Diana Surprised (ANALYZED PAINTING)

642. *Painting with More Colors – Odilon Redon Analyzed

643. *The Leibovitz Recipe – Number Four – Fabric

644. *Achille Etna Michallon – Landscape Painting Analyzed

645. *Joker (ANALYZED CINEMA) – Part One

646. *Joker (ANALYZED CINEMA) – Part Two

647. Anatomy Mistakes by Master Painters – Does it Matter?

648. *William-Adolphe Bouguereau (ANALYZED PAINTING #4)

649. *Refined Grids – Are They More Efficient to Use?

650. *The Leibovitz Recipe – Number Five – Cutting Off Limbs

651. *Frederic Edwin Church – Landscape Painting Analyzed

652. Andromeda and Perseus – A Quirky Love Story (Greek Mythology)

653. *Jan Brueghel the Younger (ANALYZED PAINTING)

654. *El Greco – Laocoon and His Sons (ANALYZED PAINTING)

655. *Street Photographer Food Photos – What Makes Them Work?

656. A Quick Guide to Art Periods, Movements & More

657. *Edouard Manet (ANALYZED PAINTING)

658. *Fred Herzog’s Artistic Style (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

659. *Gustave Moreau (ANALYZED PAINTING)

660. *The Leibovitz Recipe Number Six – Quirky

661. Paul Cezanne Still Life Painting (ANALYZED VIDEO)

662. *Using a Projector to Enlarge Your Art

663. *Tattoo Compositions & Critiques (ANALYZED)

664.  *Paul Gauguin (ANALYZED PAINTING)

665.  *Dynamic Symmetry & Design Techniques –  From Drawing to Painting (VIDEO)

666. *Trent Parke Top 5 Design Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

667. *William-Adolphe Bouguereau – Dante and Virgil (ANALYZED PAINTING)

668. Joel Meyerowitz Top Design Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

669. *Vincent van Gogh Sunflowers (ANALYZED PAINTING)

670. *Dynamic Symmetry – Basic, Stacked or Side by Side

671. Dot Bunn – Secrets of Color & Design (Landscape Painting)

672. *John Singer Sargent  (ANALYZED PAINTING)

673. *How Masters Used Green & Purple (Color Theory)

674. *Alphonse Mucha, Art Nouveau & More (Ornamental Designs)

675. *How to Add a Hint of Commercialism to Your Art

676. *Francois Boucher (ANALYZED PAINTING)

677. Create Killer Compositions Like Kubrick – The Shining (ANALYZED CINEMA)

678. *Annie Leibovitz (ANALYZED PHOTO #11)

679. *The Arabesque and Minimalism – Email Q & A

680. *Dune 2021 Composition Techniques -Part One (ANALYZED CINEMA)

681. Dune 2021 Composition Techniques -Part Two (ANALYZED CINEMA)

682. *Albert Bierstadt – Landscape (ANALYZED PAINTING)

683. *Frank Frazetta – Woman with a Scythe (ANALYZED PAINTING)

684. *Henri Cartier-Bresson (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

685. *Vincent Van Gogh and the Importance of Gray (Color Theory)

686. *How to Create an Illusion in Art (Law of Pragnanz)

687. *Pierre-Auguste Cot – The Storm (ANALYZED PAINTING)

688. 12 Things I Learned from Van Gogh (Master Copy)

689. *Anders Zorn Top Techniques (ANALYZED PAINTINGS)

690. *Bieke Depoorter and Her Artistic Style (Magnum Photos)

691. *Gian Lorenzo Bernini – Design Techniques (ANALYZED SCULPTURE)

692. Rule of Thirds – The Number One Reason NOT to Use It

693. *The Tragedy of Macbeth – Stunning Cinematography (ANALYZED)

694. *Did Edgar Degas Use His Gut to Design? (ANALYZED PAINTING #4)

695. *What Makes it a Crewdson Photo? (Artistic Style)

696. Dynamic Symmetry – The Biggest Cliché Ever Heard

697. *Did Van Gogh Design This Portrait? – La Mousmé (ANALYZED PAINTING)

698. *How Did Masters Use Texture? (ANALYZED ART)

699. *Can a Still Life Be Designed? – Pieter Claesz (ANALYZED PAINTING)

 

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700. *Was Pierre-Paul Prud’hon a Master? (ANALYZED PAINTING)

701. Did Picasso Steal From Ancient Romans?

702. *Do I need to Learn Anatomy for My Art?

703. *Puvis  “The River” (ANALYZED #2)

704. *Annie Leibovitz –  How to Pick the Best Photo of a Series

705. *Gustave Dore – The Deluge (Analyzed Engraving)

706. *Pierre Puget – Perseus & Andromeda (ANALYZED SCULPTURE)

707. Joel Sternfeld – Top 3 Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

708. *Pierre-Auguste Renoir – ANALYZED PAINTING

709. *Craig McDean Top 5 Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

710. *Prehistoric Cave Paintings – What Can We Learn?

711. *Identify Your Artistic Style in 3 Easy Steps

712. *Gabriel Ferrier – L’auto Da-Fe (ANALYZED PAINTING)

713. Composition Eclipsed by Aesthetic

714. *Antoine Wiertz – ANALYZED PAINTING

715. *Jack Davison’s Top 3 Techniques (ANALYZED)

716. *Ernest Hebert – ANALYZED PAINTING

717. *Bruno Dayan’s Artistic Style (ANALYZED)

718. Which Dynamic Symmetry Grid is Best (CINEMATOGRAPHY)

719. *El Greco – Saint Joseph (ANALYZED PAINTING)

720. *The Top 10 Inspiring Film Photographers

721. *Edgar Degas Candid Nude (ANALYZED PAINTING #5)

722. *Gustave Courbet’s Haunting Landscape ( ANALYZED PAINTING)

723. *Ingres-The Princesse de Broglie (ANALYZED PAINTING)

724. Pieter Bruegel – The Harvesters (ANALYZED PAINTING)

725. *Jan Brueghel the Elder – Bathing Nymphs (ANALYZED PAINTING)

726. *Jan Davidsz De Heem – Colorful Still Life (ANALYZED PAINTING)

727. *Angelica Kauffman (ANALYZED PAINTING)

728. *Henri Regnault – Solomé (ANALYZED PAINTING

729. Gustave Moreau – Hercules and the Lernaean Hydra (ANALYZED PAINTING #2)

730. *Titian – Venus (ANALYZED PAINTING)

731. *Toulouse Lautrec – The Sofa (ANALYZED PAINTING)

732. *Suzanne Valadon – The Joy of Life (ANALYZED PAINTING)

733. *Charles Bargue – A Bashi-Bazouk (ANALYZED PAINTING)

734. Annie Leibovitz – Quick Critique #1

735. *Auguste Rodin – Was He Really a Master? (ANALYZED SCULPTURES)

736. *Russian Academy Drawings (Artistic Style)

737. *The Leibovitz Recipe – Number Seven – Eyes Closed

738. Nick Knight’s “War” Photo Breakdown

739. *Ernst Haas – Top 7 Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

740. *Herb Ritts – Top 7 Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

741. *Beginner Mistakes Made by Pros (Whale Mural Hawaii)

745. *Dorothea Lange – Top 5 Techniques

746.*Paul Lehr – Top 5 Techniques

747. *Patrick Demarchelier – Top 5 Techniques (ANALYZED PHOTOS)

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