Browsing Tag watercolour
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Watercolour PaintingBefore the introduction of commercially-made paints, artists or their apprentices would make paint from scratch using pigment and a binder. The first mass-produced watercolours were introduced in 1780 ...
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Watercolour PaintingWritten for the Jackson’s Art Blog by Jeff Williams I have experimented with a variety of different brands of watercolour paint, but have generally settled on Daniel Smith ...
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Artist InterviewsStephanie Tuckwell’s paintings are an orchestration of media, where she allows the properties of the materials she works with to steer the direction of her picture making. They ...
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Watercolour PaintingPaul Lewis is a watercolour painter known for his colourful, exotic and loose landscapes. In this article Paul shares his thoughts on colour and how he goes about ...
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Watercolour PaintingSchmincke have added 15 limited edition super-granulating colours to their Horadam watercolour range. Each colour contains a combination of granulating pigments which separate and settle into the paper ...
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Features & EditorialsSome weeks ago we brought together 6 painters in oil and acrylic who generously shared their favoured colours for landscape painting. Here we have brought together 5 landscape ...
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Watercolour PaintingWhether stretched, mounted to a board or a panel, or used in a pad, canvas is one of the most popular painting supports for artists. It is available ...
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Watercolour PaintingSchmincke Aqua Drop liquid watercolour uses lightfast, artist-quality pigments in a fluid, watercolour binder. The range includes 24 transparent colours, 13 of which are single pigments, and an ...
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Studio and GeneralA DVD can help you improve your painting and drawing technique at your own pace and around your own schedule. Learn from great teachers in a wide variety ...
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Studio and GeneralAt Jackson’s we have over 500 useful and inspiring books for artists to help you get the most out of your painting time and materials. While most of ...
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DrawingCharcoal is one of the oldest drawing materials, with examples dating back 28,000 years. Thanks to its immediacy and versatility, the appeal of charcoal has endured. Charcoal is ...
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Watercolour PaintingGranulation in watercolours is where un-even pigment becomes visible on the page, it is often used by watercolourists to add texture. Watercolourist Anna Zadorozhnaya explains what causes granulation, ...
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