St Cuthberts Mill has been crafting world-class watercolour papers for centuries. In this St Cuthberts Mill watercolour paper guide, we’ll explore our well-known papers: Bockingford®,
Fine art papers are made to stand the test of time, but their performance in the studio depends greatly on storing and handling watercolour paper
Artistic techniques demand a lot from paper. The sheet must perform under challenging conditions, being dampened, brushed, scrubbed and layered repeatedly. Moreover, watercolour, in particular,
Meet the Makers at St Cuthberts Mill and go behind the scenes of this historic Somerset mill. Discover the people, skill and dedication that transform
A high-quality watercolour paper is the foundation of every great painting. It’s a trusted surface that allows colour to flow, blend, and lift with ease.
There’s something special about the place where great watercolour paper begins. St Cuthberts Mill sits beside the River Axe in Somerset. The mill has been
Explore the world of watercolour paper sizes! Discover imperial, metric and ‘A’ standards for a clearer choice of surface.
The quality of your paper is of the greatest importance when it comes to watercolour painting. If you choose the right surface it can greatly
Our guide to Soaking and Stretching Watercolour Paper will ensure your paper doesn’t move and buckle (commonly known as cockling).
Coloured pencils are a match made in heaven for botanical subjects, precision and detail. They are portable, forgiving and accessible and by using layering techniques
With the holiday season fast approaching we have added to our range a lightweight portable paint palette. Viviva Coloursheets are like dot cards but on
Watercolour papers can be a minefield for a beginner. ‘What paper should I use?’ is one of the most common questions I get asked in
