Series 7 Watercolour Brushes are manufactured using time-tested brush making traditions, each brush is still made by hand in Winsor & Newton’s Lowestoft-based brush making
Brushes from the Winsor & Newton Series 7 Kolinsky Sable Watercolour Brush range are widely regarded to be the finest watercolour brushes available. Manufactured using
This month we caught up with renowned watercolour and mixed-media artist Ann Blockley for a Q&A session. She is a member of both the Royal
Compared with other artistic cultures, very little remains of ancient Greek artwork. Our knowledge comes from the few artefacts that historians have managed to uncover,
The Romans ruled over much of Europe, Asia and Africa for more than 1000 years, with their period of invasion beginning in 753BC. As the
When you think of ancient Egyptian art, what most likely comes to mind is the Great Sphinx of Giza or the Pyramids and while Egyptian
I’m always drawn to scenes with strong sunlight and shadows, especially during the winter months and this view of the old barn next to Chapel
Jamie Hageman is a self-taught mountain landscape painter from Scotland and has had his work featured in national publications such as Trail Magazine, BMC Summit Magazine and Art of England. We caught up with him for a Q&A session earlier this month.
The history of Australia is complicated. It is so large and remote that each state has its own personal and unique story, but almost every
Nerine Tassie won the Sky Arts’ Landscape Artist of the Year in 2015 and has continued to move from strength to strength. She graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2002 with a degree in Fine Art and currently has a solo exhibition at Frames Gallery in Perth in Scotland from now until 6th October 2018. We caught up with her for a Q&A session earlier this month.
The summer is drawing to a close, and the days are getting shorter, but don’t worry, we can take inspiration from the beautiful night skies
Much can be learnt about the Native American way of life by studying their artistic talents. Interestingly, back before the first century, even the term ‘art’ was a foreign notion, saved for the Europeans rather than the Americans, who did not view the creative concept as a significant part of their society.
