Browsing Tag watercolour paper
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Features & EditorialsWatercolour paper is a versatile surface which has a degree of absorbency that allows transparent colour to appear its most luminous. Watercolour paper is not only for use ...
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Studio and GeneralEvery artist has their own unique requirements for the paper they paint and draw on, from robust handmade sheets for vigorous painting techniques, to smooth paper for fluid ...
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Features & EditorialsTwo Rivers specialise in the centuries-old tradition of making handmade rag paper. We visited their water-powered mill, located among the rolling hills of West Somerset, to see how ...
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Features & EditorialsSituated on the banks of the River Axe in the southwest of England, St Cuthberts Mill has been making paper since the 1700s. St Cuthberts specialise in artist ...
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Watercolour PaintingJackson’s introduced Yupo Paper a couple of months ago to our range of papers for watercolour and mixed media. After reading the description of the paper, that it ...
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Watercolour PaintingYou would expect that Winsor & Newton, the makers of the most popular watercolour in the world, would also make an excellent watercolour paper and you would be ...
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Watercolour PaintingNaturally as a watercolourist, when a manufacturer announces a new watercolour paper I want to try it out and see if it can withstand the scrubbing and many ...
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Watercolour PaintingJackson’s are excited to announce that we have the Royal Watercolour Society Watercolour Paper back in stock. Created in 2002 by John Purcell Paper in consultation with the President and ...
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Watercolour PaintingNOT or Extra Smooth, Hot or Cold Pressed. Sometimes, product descriptions for watercolour paper can be a minefield of terms that might not necessarily help you in deciding ...
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Watercolour PaintingUntil quite recently you couldn’t get artist-quality cotton papers that were very white because the ‘optical brighteners’ added to the pulp made the paper not archival. And unfortunately those ...
