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Following the Diagonals: Creating Movement in Landscape Art (Weekly Challenge #215)
Explore dynamic composition through winding roads, alpine slopes and long forest shadows.


Light & Shadow Shapes: Seeing the Big Picture (Weekly Challenge #214)
Explore light and shadow shapes in sunlit village streets while simplifying architecture and practising perspective in Challenge 214.


The Power of Scale: Small Subjects in a Vast Landscape (Challenge #213)
Explore how tiny subjects and open space can create a powerful sense of scale in this week's Te Paki landscape challenge.


The Power of Scale in Landscape Painting: How Small Subjects Make Landscapes Feel Bigger
Discover how tiny figures, animals and boats can make mountains, coastlines and other landscapes feel dramatically larger.


Don’t Paint Every Leaf: Simplifying a Lush Forest Landscape (Challenge #212)
Learn to simplify lush forests, foliage and water without painting every leaf in Landscape Art Club Challenge #212.


Painting Yosemite: What We Can Learn from Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Hill
Explore Yosemite through the paintings of Bierstadt and Hill and discover how they used composition, atmosphere, light and colour.
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