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MediumsWe asked abstract painter Liz M Clarke to test the new Jackson’s Pouring Medium to see how it performed for her style of ...
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Features & EditorialsA Certificate of Authenticity is an important document to help provide assurance that an artwork is genuine, as well as offer vital information ...
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DrawingDave Buonaguidi AKA Real Hackney Dave has an approach to his sketchbook practice that we haven’t seen in this series so far, in ...
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PrintmakingIn April this year printmaker Emma Jones wrote an excellent review of the Sláma Press, testing it on woodcut, linocut and drypoint. Her ...
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Acrylic PaintingJackson’s Gesso Primer has an exciting new formula which provides a versatile and reliable ground that can be used under both oil and ...
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PastelsSometimes the vast amount of terminology we encounter as artists can be baffling. The same words can have different meanings when referencing different ...
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Features & EditorialsAnn Witheridge of London Fine Art Studios looks at relationship between the artist and their materials, arguing that the more one works, the ...
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PastelsEarlier this year, we shared a method for fixing broken PanPastels and a handful of readers asked us if there was a similar ...
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Studio and GeneralVenetian Red is one of many earthy-red colours named after a geographical location– other examples include English Red, Pompeii Red, Indian Red, and ...
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PrintmakingWe visited Dave Buonaguidi AKA Real Hackney Dave in his Dalston studio where he creates his infamous screen-printed artworks using Screentec Aqua Art ...
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DrawingWe asked two artists, Frances Waite and Ruby Bateman, to test Jackson’s drawing materials in their practice. They chose drawing materials both familiar ...
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Oil PaintingA Guide to Plein Air Painting is a practical guide for all artists contemplating their first outdoor painting session. Plein air painting is ...
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