About | Ran Art Blog

Ran, painter, author, developer

Hi, my name is Ran (b. 1972).

As a realist painter and art instructor, I teach the fundamentals of drawing and painting, believing that a strong foundation is key to progress in any style or technique.

Alongside teaching, I accept private commissions in diverse mediums and styles.

Realistic graphite commission portrait drawings Commission portrait drawings
Realistic graphite pencil drawings Graphite pencil drawings
Realistic pen drawings Pen drawings
Realistic marker drawings Marker drawings
Pencil drawings in linear perspective Perspective drawings
Drawing examples of maps Map drawings
Texture drawings with pencils Texture drawings
Realistic colored pencil drawings Colored pencils
Realistic mixed media drawings Mixed media
Realistic oil paintings Oil paintings

My artistic journey began in childhood with comic books and superheroes. Over the years, I shifted toward figurative pencil work and, later, realistic oil painting.

My background also includes years in computer graphics, spanning 2D and 3D artwork alongside web development.

I view painting as a discipline that combines creativity, knowledge, and experience.

In my view, science also plays a pivotal role in an artist's development; thus, I continuously explore fields like physics, optics, geometry, perspective, and climate.

Ultimately, it is the blend of constant practice, dedication, and curiosity that drives genuine progress.

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: @ran_art_blog

Artworks by My Students

Here are some drawings by my amazing students.

Portrait drawing and perspective drawing by student Ifat G Ifat G, portrait + 1-point perspective
Mixed media drawings by Danna H Danna H, mixed media
Realistic drawings of the animal kingdom by my student Maayan Maayan, animal kingdom realistic drawing
Drawings of an axe and tank by student Naomi Naomi, textures + pen drawing
Drawings realism by my student Oren Oren, pencil drawings, realism + landscape
Drawings from observation and pyrography by Yifat J Yifat J, observational drawing + pyrography
Observational drawing by my student Uriya Uriya, direct observation + realism + 2-point perspective
Colored pencils drawings by my student Anat Anat, colored pencils
Aninal realistic drawings by student Roi Roee, realistic drawing
Accurate drawing by my student Lauren Lauren, drawing from observation
Realistic marker drawings by student Adi Adi, marker drawing
Perspective drawings by my student Cahal Cahal, 1-point perspective drawing
House in two-point perspective by student eli Eli, 2-point perspective drawing
Realistic drawings by Dan Dana S, realistic drawing
Realistic colored pencil drawings by Shlomo Shlomo, colored pencils
Drawings realism by my student Omer Omer, realistic drawing

Exhibitions

Fundamentals of Perspective (August 2026)

An art exhibition featuring my work, where I had the opportunity to exhibit alongside three of my talented and experienced students.

The main goal of the exhibition was to showcase the high level of artistic ability that can be achieved through dedicated study, demonstrating that consistency, learning, and regular practice can lead to impressive results.

Drawing exhibition participants

Special thanks to the exhibition curator for his professional guidance and to the gallery for hosting us.

Thank you to everyone who attended - family, friends, and art enthusiasts alike.

An audience that came to attend the exhibition

Free on the Canvas | Space Gallery

A group exhibition showcasing diverse works that express artistic freedom, personal expression, and an exploration of technique and color on canvas.

Art exhibition, space gallery. Space gallery
Group exhibition, curator: Iki Shoval Group exhibition

The Blog

At the core of this site is the blog, featuring drawing and painting tutorials, equipment reviews, and galleries of inspiring artists. New content is added frequently.

Examples of artworks from Ran Art Blog

Personal Note

Every article or drawing is special to its creator, but certain works remain particularly meaningful.

My personal favorite is the guide on how to draw the illusion of depth. Developing it required a significant investment of time in both writing and drawing, and I continue to update it over time.

Examples for drawing depth