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Explore our guide to drying and semi-drying oils in oil painting. Learn about their types, uses, and effects on paint quality, from consistency to drying times.
Explore essential health and safety practices for artists in this guide to protecting yourself, maintain a safe studio environment, and responsibly dispose of hazardous materials to ensure both your well-being and...
The Winton Oil Colour range has a more uniform consistency than Artists' Oil Colour and is slightly stiffer. It offers excellent retention of brush and palette knife strokes.
The term "hue" is generally used to indicate when a traditional colour such as cadmium red or cerulean blue is matched for hue by use of other pigments. Sometimes this...
Discover why the Artists' Oil Colour Underpainting White is preferred for underpainting.
There are a number of acrylic mediums in both gloss and matt variations that can be used with Designers Gouache. However, we recommend experimenting with your chosen medium and colour before committing to a painting.
Framing the work behind glass will help. Remember to put a small distance between the glass and the work itself – paintings placed directly against glass are prone to condensation...
Dusting off is when the surface of your gouache painting looks dusty and occurs when the colour has been diluted with too much water, leaving only pigment on the surface...
Varnishing a gouache painting should be avoided, because the varnish drastically affects the depth, darkness and finish of the work. And should anyone want to retouch the painting again at...
Find our what two things usually cause cracking when using gouache paint.
One of the main reasons for choosing acrylic paints is their ability to dry quickly. This is a guide to Winsor & Newton acrylic drying times.
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