In antiquity, green was available to artists in the form of natural green earth and minerals such as malachite. The ancient greeks created Verdigris by exposing copper to ...
Oct 25th 2021 by Evie HatchThroughout history, blue has been one of the most sought-after artist pigments. It occurs infrequently in nature, and the first blue pigments were made from minerals like azurite ...
Oct 15th 2021 by Evie HatchWhile various oranges can be mixed with yellow and red, a single pigment orange can offer more vibrancy and create cleaner mixtures than any mixed orange. Apart from ...
Sep 23rd 2021 by Evie HatchIn 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 ...
Jun 21st 2021 by Evie HatchIn 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 ...
May 11th 2021 by Evie HatchEarth has been used as a pigment since prehistoric times. Earth pigments include an enormous range of colours, from warm and strong reds, to cool and gentle greens. ...
Mar 2nd 2021 by Evie HatchPhthalo pigments are a family of blue and green synthetic organic pigments based on variants of copper phthalocyanine, a deep blue compound produced by the reaction of phthalic ...
Feb 9th 2021 by Evie HatchOf all the artist colours, black may well have the longest history. Charcoal, soot, and charred animal bones were used in the earliest prehistoric cave paintings. Today, there ...
Nov 27th 2020 by Evie HatchLatvian painter Ieva Kampe-Krumholca was shortlisted for the Jackson’s Painting Prize this year with her work Two Sides of the Truth. The painting places the viewer beneath a ...
Nov 3rd 2020 by Clare McNamaraBefore the introduction of commercially-made paints, artists or their apprentices would make handmade watercolours from scratch using pigment and a binder. The first mass-produced watercolours were introduced in ...
Sep 25th 2020 by Evie HatchDavid Coles is the founder of one of the youngest paint makers in the world, Langridge Artist Colours. A painter in his own right and a self-proclaimed pigment ...
Sep 5th 2019 by Tegen Hager-SuartBefore we added Daniel Smith to the range of watercolours available at Jackson’s Art Supplies, they were requested by many of our professional customers. Why? The Story Behind ...
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