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For centuries, oil painting has occupied a central position within European art history. Giorgio Vasari’s claim that Jan van Eyck […] The post Oil Paint Through the Ages: Tradition...
Palette knives are spatula-like tools, usually made of flexible metal, designed to scrape and spread. Functional and unpretentious, we may […] The post The Overlooked History of th...
Paula Modersohn-Becker (1876-1907) produced more than 700 paintings and 1000 drawings in her short life, dying after the birth of […] The post Recreating the Palette of Paula Moder...
See why Nitram isn't just another brand; it is a distinct medium with a unique identity that bridges the gap between the fluidity of willow and the structure of compressed charcoal...
Vinyl paints offer a refreshing alternative when seeking a velvety matte finish without sacrificing the permanence of professional-grade media. Leverage their unique "tooth" for mi...
The artists of the Northern Renaissance not only refined new techniques for oil painting and wood engraving to create previously […] The post Behind the Movement: Northern Renaissa...
Vincent van Gogh was a master of colour, from shimmering blues and greens to fiery, resonant reds. Yet among this […] The post Painting with Sunshine: Van Gogh’s Yellows appeared f...
Created in the wake of Newplast’s shutdown, the wax-based material was developed with studio input for sculpting, molds, and durability over longer shoots.
Created in the wake of Newplast’s shutdown, the wax-based material was developed with studio input for sculpting, molds, and durability over longer shoots.
A recent groundbreaking study unveils the early degradation dynamics of the iconic painting The Temptation of St Anthony (1946) by Salvador Dalí, a masterpiece preserved at the Roy...
The first question Lachlan Goudie asks himself when he sees a work of art is not why it was created, but how. For this book, he poses that question of artworks created by the earli...
6 artists discuss ways in which they’ve been implementing new tools in their art-making—and reinventing some art tools already in their kits. The post 6 Artists Share Insights on...
Legion was founded in New York in 1994 when two rival paper sellers jointly set about sourcing the best fine […] The post Review Of Legion’s Paper-mounted Aluminium Painting Panels...
Miniature artworks draw us into an intimate dialogue and fill us with awe at the achievement of creating something so […] The post Techniques for Miniature Painting appeared first...
Learn more about how 1st-century Roman painters in Hispania used a surprising technique to make their murals vibrant and long-lasting.
Enrich your landscapes with guidance from Marla Baggetta as she shows you how to get the most from studying Constable's masterful approach. The post Creativity Kickstart: Studies...
The intricate art of featherwork has long captivated historians and art enthusiasts alike, with its vibrant hues and delicate craftsmanship telling stories of cultural heritage and...
Learn this simple approach to develop a deeper connection with your paints and stronger understanding of color. The post Playing in the Mud: Simple Steps for Better Color appeared...
The shapes of Maxwell Mustardo’s ceramic works evoke ancient forms, although their surfaces feel distinctly organic. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Coloss...
“We associate burlap not with art but with use, indeed with waste.”
Artists make a great deal of effort to protect their artworks from scratches and scrapes – so they’d be forgiven […] The post Sgraffito Techniques for Painting and Drawing appeared...
When studying on a National Endowment for the Humanities grant in the south of France back in the 1990s, I was privileged to see the caves of Lascaux. Well, sort of. No one is allo...
Cai Arfon Bellis is a London-based artist – he takes his sketchbooks to gigs, raves and other events, documenting these […] The post Inside the Sketchbook of Cai Arfon Bellis appea...
From the artist, Andreas C. Chrysafis, “A unique historical art project is currently in progress. To my knowledge, no such art project has ever been attempted before in Cyprus. Whe...
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