atascha Röösli takes you through the very basics of art theory. Get the short and easy version about understanding a bit more about shape, colour, form, and lines for creation art, both digitally or traditionally.

ow, we didn’t expect this at all. When we, Tascha and Henning, started the Pixelbrush forums one year ago we had different plans; lesser plans than what it turned out to be.

We wanted to launch a simple art-related forum where the two of us could answer to questions that we kept getting sent to us repetitively, we didn’t plan on starting an art community, or this resource site you can see today.

ichael Dashow is a great artist with a strong presence in the major online communities. Most of us probably know him best under his handle, "Walrus", and have probably gazed upon his flawlessly and highly professionally created paintings more than once.

We're lucky to have him contributing with helpful comments and beautiful artwork on our forums, and if you want to get to know the Walrus man even more, then read on... Goo goo g'joob!

ick Harris is a familiar character around our very own forums. His humour and easygoing presence is something we all appreciate, if it just wasn't for his almost annoyingly talented artistic painting and storytelling skills.

Read on to get to know Mr. Harris in this interview and enjoy his great art.

old and reflective surfaces can sometimes be tricky to pull off. It doesn't have to be perfectly reflective to still appear as gold. Illustrated by Henning Ludvigsen in 4 simple steps.

ainting snake or dragon scales can be a pain, and especially getting the angle right. Henning Ludvigsen explains how to make this a little bit easier. Illustrated in 3 simple steps.