Browsing Category Drawing
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DrawingWe have recently expanded our range of concertina-style sketchbooks and felt it would be a good time to look at some of their features. Concertina sketchbooks invert the ...
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Artist InterviewsLondon Fine Art Studios is a Battersea based art school that specialises in teaching the craft of drawing and painting, working always from life and with a focus ...
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DrawingJane Northcote is an artist, whose latest sketching project is being exhibited at the Barbican Library this February. If you’re a fan of urban sketching, pop along to ...
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DrawingEver wanted a watercolour sketchbook for taking around with you? We noticed a mysterious in-depth review on a Stillman & Birn Sketchbook, by a customer simply named Evelyn, ...
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DrawingMetallic inks are a great way to add accents, detail or interest to a piece, as well as providing you with the opportunity to create a completely reflective ...
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DrawingConcertina Sketchbook in a Slipcase This A5 concertina sketchbook is unusual because you can open it up and display all the pages at one time. This makes it ...
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DrawingPhil Dean is an urban sketcher who likes to use markers to capture the architecture of a city when he travels. He is well-known in London as the ...
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DrawingGraphite and charcoal are two of the most used materials for drawing and draughtmanship. While both are carbon based, the way they are made means they both have ...
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DrawingPhil Dean is an urban sketcher who captures the architecture in London with marker pen, fineliner pen and watercolour wash. He calls himself the Shoreditch Sketcher, referring to ...
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DrawingWith coloured pencil on the rise, Brush & Pencil products have become increasingly popular. We caught up with award-winning artist Alyona Nickelsen to hear about how she creates ...
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DrawingEva Manca is the graphic designer who creates all the amazing Jackson’s catalogues. Like most designers she trained for digital design work and works on a computer. But ...
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Artist Interviews‘I love the way that every piece of popular culture from the recent past is smashed together into a garish soup and regurgitated into real life with absolutely ...
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