Browsing Tag painting
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Acrylic PaintingA painting in transparent acrylics or oils on top of a panel covered in gold leaf, or another metal leaf, can glow with a shining light. The procedure ...
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Artist InterviewsNeil Davidson is an artist and the founder of Raw Umber Studios – a non-profit art studio based in Stroud that focusses on representational drawing and painting workshops. ...
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Features & EditorialsWe’ve all been there – weeks of waiting for an opportune moment to put paint to canvas and enjoy an afternoon of creativity, yet when the time finally ...
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Studio and GeneralBefore the 19th century, ultramarine blue pigment was made with lapis lazuli, a luminous blue mineral mined in Afghanistan. The name derives from the Latin ultra (beyond) and ...
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Artist InterviewsThe paintings and drawings that Tim Patrick creates are the visual outcome of a deep contemplation of faces, places and memories. Having trained at the University of Brighton ...
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Watercolour PaintingAnna Mason is an esteemed watercolour artist, who is known for her stunning, realistic depictions of the natural world. Anna runs her own online school, which has thousands ...
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Artist InterviewsLydia Bauman is a highly skilled mixed media landscape painter who recently has embarked upon a project in which she locates and re-interprets Georgia O’Keeffe’s iconic landscapes of ...
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Watercolour PaintingAnn Blockley’s ‘Watercolour Workshop’ is an inspiring read. Far from being prescriptive, Ann is the best kind of teacher. Her writing style encourages experimentation and play in the ...
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Oil PaintingSmall size tubes of traditional oil paints and watermixable oil paints are especially handy for painting in the field. A smaller size tube fits better in your pochade ...
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Watercolour PaintingYou can fit a whole watercolour sketching kit in your jacket pocket. All you need is a small paintbox, a small paper block and a brush that converts ...
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Oil PaintingImpasto oil painting means to paint with thick paint. Impasto paint will hold the imprint of your brush or palette knife. For oil painters there are a few ...
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Oil PaintingTraditionally, oil painting requires use of solvents (usually turpentine) to thin the paint and clean brushes. These solvents emit heady fumes which can cause headaches, and can dry ...
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