Browsing Category Drawing
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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 that it exists independently of ...
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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 and new, to experiment and ...
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DrawingJuliette Losq is an artist whose practice subverts the traditional use of watercolour through scale and complexity both in her paintings and installations. Her sketchbooks are packed with ...
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DrawingSarah Dyer is a picture book maker and illustrator whose sketchbooks provide the foundation of her ideas, compositions and experiments with a blend of dry and occasionally wet ...
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DrawingMaking use of soft pastels for observational drawing on location or in the studio can be an excellent addition to materials you may already be familiar with using. ...
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DrawingDrawing incorporates all manner of dry and wet art materials, and different papers will be suitable depending on what media you are working with. Cartridge Paper – ...
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DrawingAt Jackson’s we have a wide range of black ink brush pens which vary wildly – from their width, to how they hold, to the quality of line ...
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DrawingLife drawing has long been a key part of formal art education, and it is a very useful practice for both beginners and expert artists- there is always ...
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DrawingThe smoothest shading results can be most easily achieved by using Zest-it Pencil Blend. It is a solvent that will break down the oil and wax content of ...
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DrawingThroughout October, we asked four artists who specialise in drawing and illustration to try our drawing materials in their practice. Sarah Dyer, Jessie Pitt, Emma Carlisle and Michael ...
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DrawingAhead of the publication of his first book, Drawn From Life, the Jackson’s Art Blog asked New York based artist Bill Murphy to talk through how he developed ...
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DrawingSince the rising popularity of Inktober over on Instagram, October has become synonymous with the art of drawing. We feel it’s a good time to reflect on some ...
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