Artist Alix Baker takes a look at the benefits of exhibiting your artwork and offers some valuable resources to artists looking to expand their audience.
Christmas is coming so time to start thinking about all the Christmas art creations we can get making! There is nothing more special than receiving
Many of you may have read my previous blogs and teaching videos. Hopefully learning to paint in oil paint or acrylics. But this one I
Ink can be an exciting addition to your drawing and painting practice. It’s easy to use and offers many options for experimenting with colours, shapes
Angie Rogers talks us through trace monotype printmaking and how she incorporates soft pastels into the technique to create wonderful results.
Christopher Durant explains what is lightfastness and it’s scales and ratings. Learn how it will affect your artwork and what you can do to reduce its effect.
Linda Adiele shares how she achieves dark and light skin tones with acrylics.
In this tutorial Tom Shepherd takes us through a step by step tutorial on painting a robin in watercolour.
Animals add a sense of scale and movement to a landscape scene and the light tones of these sheep, seen against the morning light, dark
Alison McIlkenny explains the process of applying gold leaf and using it in paintings as well as sharing the differences between genuine and imitation gold leaf.
Rochelle Clarke’s work is rooted in the free expression of women of colour, self-care and activism. This month we caught up with her for a Q&A session.
Gouache paint is great to work with and one of the less well-known mediums, an opaque watercolour and therefore more forgiving. Gouache is the latest
