Browsing Tag painting
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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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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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Artist InterviewsIn 2016 the painter Paul Crook was a runner-up in our inaugural Jackson’s Open Art Prize, with ‘Yellow Caravan’. The acrylic painting depicted its namesake in a grey, ...
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Studio and GeneralAt Jackson’s we have a huge selection of almost 1,000 inspiring art books to help you get the most out of your materials. While most of the books ...
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Watercolour PaintingWendy Jelbert is a teacher and professional artist who works in pastels, oils, acrylics, inks and watercolours. In her book, 'From Sketch to Watercolour Painting: Pen, Line and ...
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Watercolour PaintingUse Molotow Masking Fluid Markers to save back the whites in your watercolour painting without ever tearing the paper when you remove it. Many masking fluids will remove ...
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Watercolour PaintingBotanical painting has been practised for hundreds of years and is still a popular painting style today, especially amongst watercolour painters. German artist Susanne Absolon shows us step ...
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Artist InterviewsDaniel Segrove is a young artist whose body of work challenges the limitations of traditional drawing and painting through processes of destruction, distress and balance. By leaving classically ...
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Artist InterviewsHeidi Willis is an entirely self-taught Natural History watercolour and acrylic artist who has been painting since 2003. We interviewed her in the run up to our competition ...
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