Browsing Tag drawing
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Artist InterviewsIn it’s inaugural year the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize is increasingly being referred to ‘The Drawing Prize Formerly Known as The Jerwood Drawing Prize’. This follows the ...
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Oil Painting‘Drawing and Painting The Landscape’ by Philip Tyler will shake up how you see the act of creating landscape drawings and paintings. This book questions what a landscape ...
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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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Artist InterviewsChristopher Durant won 1st Place in the People’s Choice Vote of our Pen and Marker Competition late last year. His drawing of his French Bulldog Alice was executed ...
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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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Artist InterviewsJohn Blockley (1921 – 2002) was an innovative watercolour painter that defied the rules to create a unique visual language. He used this to paint figure, landscape and ...
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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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Artist InterviewsEighteen months on from Gareth Reid winning Sky Arts Portrait artist of the Year 2017, we wanted to find out more about the gifted Glasgow based artist. The ...
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Artist InterviewsLast year Simon Parish won our Marker and Pen Competition with this drawing ‘Tojimashita (closed)’. The drawing shows a typical informal flowerpot garden as seen in Tokyo. Simon ...
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Acrylic PaintingTine Klein’s motto is ‘La dolce vita’ – life consists of beautiful moments which one steals – so for her the art materials that she chooses to use ...
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Artist InterviewsIn 2017 Gary Lawrence made Jerwood Drawing history by winning first prize for a second time with his work ‘Yellow Kalymnos and Fridge Magnets’. The monumental drawing depicting ...
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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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