Ears are ignored by so many artists but it's incredibly interesting to paint them! There are so many things going on. Shapes are changing, transforming into each other. It's such a good exercise to improve your rendering skills.

Let’s paint an eye together with Zarina! "For this painting I wanted to use as few supplies as possible, so you won’t have to go out and buy something new. You’ll need only 4 colours and I bet you already have them: white, red, yellow and black. The palette that we’ll be using today was created by a famous Swedish artist Anders Zorn. Your result may vary depending on the saturation of your red and yellow. However, the aim of this lesson is not to create a perfect copy of my painting but to show you how much you can do with only 4 colours."

Inspiration can come from anywhere. For this eye, I was inspired by an incredible paint color - King’s Blue. I bet you also already have a color that you love. Let’s try to make this blue eye together!

For many people, water-mixable oil paint is something new and unusual. The properties are actually exactly the same as those of traditional oil paints. In this tutorial, we will show you that you can use Cobra oils in the a la prima technique in the same way as with traditional oils, just without using any thinners or solvents at all!

Facial features are difficult to recreate, especially when working with oil colours. In this step-by-step plan, artist Zarina Situmorang (@zarinasart on Instagram) shows us how she builds a nose using Cobra oil colours. “Today we’ll paint a nose. I love noses! And I hope that I could share a piece of my love with you by this tutorial.” Let’s begin!