Browsing Tag acrylic painting
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Acrylic PaintingTwo painters, Fred Ingrams and Mark Jessett tried Jackson’s Artist Acrylic paint to see how it handled when applied to their existing painting practices. Here they share their ...
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Acrylic PaintingYou’ll notice that in our acrylic painting department, there are thousands of paints, mediums and tools available. This reflects the versatility of the medium, and the many techniques ...
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Acrylic PaintingAcrylic painting papers either have an embossed texture that replicates a canvas weave, or a cold pressed surface identical to watercolour paper. The texture provides resistance, so when ...
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Artist InterviewsJowarnise Caston is a figurative artist based in Richmond, Virginia. Fusing graphic design with representational painting, her work is a celebration of colour, pattern and empowered women. In ...
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Artist InterviewsCanadian artist Brian Simons’ exuberant paintings use colour and humour to celebrate all aspects of what it means to be human. He works from imagination to allow his ...
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Acrylic PaintingThis Acrylic Painting Guide aims to give a broad overview of some useful and interesting information about working in this medium. List of Contents What Makes Acrylic Paint So ...
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Artist InterviewsJames Tebbutt is an artist from Northampton, England, whose painting Everything’s Fine was shortlisted for the Jackson’s Painting Prize 2019. His art is a striking mix of abstraction ...
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Artist InterviewsJosh Hollingshead’s painting practice explores social, religious and environmental themes on a large and immersive scale. His work Manakara was shortlisted for the Jackson’s Painting Prize 2019 and ...
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Acrylic PaintingBecause acrylic colour dries quickly you can build up many layers without having to wait long for each to dry. The fast-drying nature of acrylic is one of ...
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Features & EditorialsPlein air painting – the act of painting landscape out of doors – can be daunting at first. In this post I explain why the increasing number ...
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Artist InterviewsHector Chan was shortlisted in Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019 for his work, No Paul Please. The painting is an unusual, cinematic portrait that activates the viewer’s eye ...
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Artist InterviewsEsmond Loh’s mysterious work, Village, was shortlisted in the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize 2019. The painting depicts an imaginary village scene, where rural reality and surrealism meet, in ...
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