Browsing All Posts By Evie Hatch
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Studio and GeneralArtists Rene Gonzalez and Stewart Beckett tried our Premium Cotton Stretched Canvas and Cotton Canvas Art Boards for their acrylic and oil painting. Here, they share their thoughts ...
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Features & EditorialsMichael Harding oil paints are renowned by artists all over the world. Formulated without fillers, extenders, or driers, their high pigment content makes for vibrant and buttery oil ...
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Studio and GeneralBrushes are one of a painter’s most important tools, and keeping them clean will extend their life and maintain the quality of the marks they produce. This guide ...
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Interviews & FeaturesSince they were first produced in 1982, Michael Harding oil paints have earned a reputation for being among the finest oil paints available to artists today. Michael Harding’s ...
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Studio and GeneralIn this Pigment Stories series, I have looked at two of the three most significant pigment discoveries of the 20th Century – Phthalocyanine and Azo pigments. The third ...
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Watercolour PaintingThe story of the Frazer Price Watercolour Palette Box began with one artist’s goal to make a watercolour box that suited his requirements. In doing this, he created ...
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Studio and GeneralIn our ongoing pigment series, we have been taking a look at the stories behind artist pigments, their histories, and their characteristics. In this article, we explore Cobalt ...
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PastelsThroughout April, we asked three soft pastel artists to try Jackson’s Handmade Soft Pastels. Here, they share their thoughts on their texture, pigment density, and mark-making possibilities. Above ...
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Studio and GeneralLemon Yellow refers to a cold, greenish yellow that is a staple in many artist palettes. In this article, I explore some Lemon Yellow pigments from history, as ...
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Features & EditorialsWatercolour paper is a versatile surface which has a degree of absorbency that allows transparent colour to appear its most luminous. Watercolour paper is not only for use ...
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Watercolour PaintingOne of the great advantages of watercolour is its simplicity. All you need to start painting is water, a brush, and some pans or tubes of colour. But ...
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Studio and GeneralViridian Green (PG18) is a semi-transparent green pigment with a distinctive blue undertone. It can be found in the paintings of the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, and continues to ...
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