Here’s a small painting fresh off the easel, New Zealand, Botanical Gardens. I used a limited palette for this one. Just four colors plus titanium white. Alizarin crimson, transparent red oxide, cadmium yellow, and ultramarine blue. Painting with a limited palette is an interesting exercise and I suggest you try it yourself from time to ... Read more
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: Art Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Acrylic Painting Brushes Oil Painting Brush Flush : A Brush Cleaner for Oil and Acrylic 1st October 2024 by Evie Hatch 2 Brush Flush is a biodegradable and watersoluble brush cleaner that removes a variety of paints from natural and synthetic brushes . This article tests the effectiveness of the brush cleaner , including whether it can remove dry , hardened paint from brush fibres . Brush Flush : A Brush Cleaner for Oil and Acrylic In the Jacksonâ s studio , our brushes are in constant use . While cleaningArt Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Canvas Supports Artist Review of Jackson’s Museum Stretched Canvas 27th September 2024 by Clare McNamara 0 Jacksonâ s Museum Stretched Canvases feature premium Claessens linen stretched over high quality museum wooden stretcher bars . Available with either oil primed or universal primed linen , these canvases are ideal for a range of techniques , from thin washes to thick impasto marks . In this Artist Review of the Month Jaroslaw Reszka shares his experience using the canvas for his oil painting . practice
Gail shares guidelines on how to paint reflections on water. She takes you through a demo to illustrate them. It’s from the IGNITE! Membership.
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British pastelist Ian Rawling creates strikingly realistic compositions that evoke nostalgia. In this exclusive demo, he guides us through his Donald Duck piece.
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As autumn arrives, summer’s green gives way to vibrant yellows, reds, and oranges—offering both inspiration and challenges for artists. Capturing fall light can be tricky, so here are three simple tips to help you create atmospheric seasonal landscapes.
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See how she creates her striking portraits that blend expressive linework with carefully detailed eyes, all set against bold, experimental backgrounds.
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Exhibition of 2,500 repatriated objects, including the "Lombok treasure", inaugurates the newly refurbished space 
Discover five budget-friendly tools from the hardware store that can elevate any artist’s process. From chip brushes to foam rollers, these versatile items offer practical solutions for the studio. Read the full article to learn more!
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Art Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Mediums Oil Painting The Difference Between Michael Harding Miracle Mediums 15th October 2024 by Louise Reynolds 0 The Michael Harding Miracle Mediums provide artists with a range of five distinctive products for a solvent-free oil painting practice . With appealing qualities such as being cruelty-free , solvent-free , almost odourless , and safe to travel with , itâ s safe to say that the Miracle Medium products are of interest to all oil painters . In this article , I’ll discuss their qualities . Iâ ll
The 1964 painting was a prominent feature in the artist’s recent travelling retrospective 
As you may know, we had our second daughter, Arabella, four weeks ago. Of course, I haven’t had much time at the easel. My hands have been full with cuddles, feeding, and a few sleepless nights. But I have been able to do a touch of drawing. Mostly rough sketches of Arabella, often with her ... Read more
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The Wyss Foundation’s donation will create more than 5,000 sq. ft of extra space for the museum’s 20th-century art collection 
Five of the best works to see at the fair created using artificial intelligence and other technologies 
: Life Lessons from Dinosaurs Art from Dinotopia plus whimsical wisdom James Gurney This weblog by Dinotopia creator James Gurney is for illustrators , plein-air painters , sketchers , comic artists , animators , art students , and writers . You'll find practical studio tips , insights into the making of the Dinotopia books , and first-hand reports from art schools and . museums Blog Index Academic Painters 609 Animals 323 Animation 135 Architecture 37 Art By Committee 44 Art Podcasts 3 Art Schools 105 Audio 35 Book reviews 82 Casein Painting 91 Catskill Mountains 11 Clementoons 12 Color 248 Color and Light Book 83 Comics Cartooning 169 Composition 105 Computer Graphics 107 Dinosaurs 112 Dinotopia 231 Effects Phenomena 44 Elementary Schools 10 Figure Drawing 65 GJ Book Club 7 Golden Age
We find out how the London fair went this year, speak to Gabrielle de la Puente and Zarina Muhammad about their new book and to Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev about her new show at the Bourse de Commerce in Paris 
Art Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Printmaking A Guide to Linocut Printmaking 11th October 2024 by Lisa Takahashi 0 Linocut printmaking is a relief print process that involves carving into a block of linoleum using purpose-made gouges . Linoleum is a pliable material made from cork dust and linseed oil . Once the block is carved , ink is applied to the uncut , raised surface , and pressure is used to transfer the image onto paper . What is cut away appears as an uninked space in your printed image . It is often considered easier than woodcut , as
12 inspiring books to gift to the art-friendly people in your life this holiday season.
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For EC (Casey) Baugh, working in black and white with a stick of burnt wood is just another way to explore the endless possibilities of creative expression.
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The 88-year-old South African artist is the subject of a solo stand with The Melrose Gallery at the Somerset House fair, while a site-specific mural goes on show outside the Serpentine North 
We’re delighted to present the 15 emerging artists whose work took awards in the 3rd Annual Artists to Watch Art Competition.
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: Life Lessons from Dinosaurs Art from Dinotopia plus whimsical wisdom James Gurney This weblog by Dinotopia creator James Gurney is for illustrators , plein-air painters , sketchers , comic artists , animators , art students , and writers . You'll find practical studio tips , insights into the making of the Dinotopia books , and first-hand reports from art schools and . museums Blog Index Academic Painters 609 Animals 323 Animation 135 Architecture 37 Art By Committee 44 Art Podcasts 3 Art Schools 105 Audio 35 Book reviews 82 Casein Painting 91 Catskill Mountains 11 Clementoons 12 Color 248 Color and Light Book 83 Comics Cartooning 169 Composition 105 Computer Graphics 107 Dinosaurs 112 Dinotopia 231 Effects Phenomena 44 Elementary Schools 10 Figure Drawing 65 GJ Book Club 7 Golden Age
: Life Lessons from Dinosaurs Art from Dinotopia plus whimsical wisdom James Gurney This weblog by Dinotopia creator James Gurney is for illustrators , plein-air painters , sketchers , comic artists , animators , art students , and writers . You'll find practical studio tips , insights into the making of the Dinotopia books , and first-hand reports from art schools and . museums Blog Index Academic Painters 609 Animals 323 Animation 135 Architecture 37 Art By Committee 44 Art Podcasts 3 Art Schools 105 Audio 35 Book reviews 82 Casein Painting 91 Catskill Mountains 11 Clementoons 12 Color 248 Color and Light Book 83 Comics Cartooning 169 Composition 105 Computer Graphics 107 Dinosaurs 112 Dinotopia 231 Effects Phenomena 44 Elementary Schools 10 Figure Drawing 65 GJ Book Club 7 Golden Age
I had an interesting question from a reader. They have a slight color deficiency in their vision (red/green deficient) and wanted to know if it would have an impact on their paintings and if they should be doing anything about it. Here are my thoughts. It would probably have an impact but how much? I’m ... Read more
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Get inspired by the top three winners of AcrylicWorks 11, sharing insights on their creative process.
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Art Materials Techniques Oil Painting Watercolour Painting Acrylic Painting Pastel Painting Drawing Printmaking Studio and General Glossary of Art Terms FAQs Submit Your Idea Interviews Features Artist Interviews Features Editorials Shop Materials Jackson’s Art Prize Online Gallery Oil Painting Michael Harding Introduces the Brick Lane Oil Colours 4th October 2024 by Clare McNamara 2 Michael Harding’s Brick Lane Oil Colours are a collection of ten paints that commemorate the time he spent in London’s East End in the 1990s . They include new convenience mixtures , like Neutral Tint and Blue Verditer , as well as single-pigment modern synthetic colours like Quinacridone Purple and Orange Benzimidazolone . In this film , Michael Harding shares each of the paints in the Brick Lane selection ,
: Life Lessons from Dinosaurs Art from Dinotopia plus whimsical wisdom James Gurney This weblog by Dinotopia creator James Gurney is for illustrators , plein-air painters , sketchers , comic artists , animators , art students , and writers . You'll find practical studio tips , insights into the making of the Dinotopia books , and first-hand reports from art schools and . museums Blog Index Academic Painters 609 Animals 323 Animation 135 Architecture 37 Art By Committee 44 Art Podcasts 3 Art Schools 105 Audio 35 Book reviews 82 Casein Painting 91 Catskill Mountains 11 Clementoons 12 Color 248 Color and Light Book 83 Comics Cartooning 169 Composition 105 Computer Graphics 107 Dinosaurs 112 Dinotopia 231 Effects Phenomena 44 Elementary Schools 10 Figure Drawing 65 GJ Book Club 7 Golden Age