by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
 Two Toy Horses March 29, Pencil on Paper Drawing, 9" x 12", 2015
Three Toy Horse Drawings
Most children love animals and horses. Some kids, espe...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
Below are three very colorful and lively Toy Elephant Acrylic Paintings painted in 2015. These canvas paintings were inspired by my Daily Drawing ...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
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Toy Elephant with Crossed Legs, Pencil on Paper Drawing, 9″ x 12″, 2015 SOLD
Elephant Drawings Sold in 2015
These two Elephant Drawings were sol...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
In 2015, people kept asking me: Why are you drawing the toy elephant? Daily Drawing Project FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions) and my Answers are ...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
My Artist Statement is constantly evolving as I progress and work in my art practice. A few years ago in 2015 and 2016 I was focused on painting a...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
In 2010, while studying art in Venice, Italy, I created my first Art Manifesto as part of an art history class assignment. The project was meant t...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
My daily drawing project of the toy elephant in 2015 inspired me to make new paintings! Shown here are two toy elephant paintings. Below I explain...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
I've rounded up the 8 most interesting Art & Creative News stories worth sharing from the last few weeks. With the recent New York Art Fairs, ...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
Do you need new inspiration to get creative and make artwork? Today I'm sharing 5 Quick & Easy Ways to Start Your Best Painting Now. Don't let...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
Obsessed with Drawing a Toy Elephant
In 2015, my daily drawing project was to draw a toy elephant each day. Shown is a wall of drawings of the ove...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
Toy Elephant, Digital Drawing, Brushes App, 2015
Digital Drawing Loss and Frustration
In 2015, I went back to old-fashioned sketching with pencil...
by Rachael Grad
March 12, 2019
Drawing and sketching on a phone or iPad can be a bit tricky. Over the years I've experimented with the Brushes App on iPad.
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