FAQ: How to Preserve your Artwork
Why use acid-free materials? Is exposure to sunlight always to be avoided? Should watercolour paintings be kept in plastic sleeves? Read on to find answers to commonly asked questions.
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Acrylic Pouring with Pebeo
Acrylic pouring is an innovative way of abstract painting with acrylics and is a very popular trend right now.
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Testing Nitram Powdered & Liquid Charcoals
Charcoal artists will be delighted to know that popular and well established Nitram brand came out with two innovative products this year: liquid and powdered ...
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Starting out in Pastels
Welcome back to our series 'Starting out'. This time we will explore the history of pastel painting, its advantages over other media and all the ...
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Testing and Comparing Relief Printing Surfaces
When it comes to relief printing, linoleum is traditionally seen as the obvious choice of cutting surface (apart from wood). There are many ...
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Testing and Comparing Japanese Printmaking Papers
Which Japanese paper is right for my project? Would a tissue paper work with my design? Should I go with a thicker or a thinner paper? We set out to answer similar questions in this visual guide of our Japanese Printmaking papers.
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Hand Burnishing with the Lawrence Ball Bearing Baren
We are testing the new Lawrence Ball Bearing Baren by printing a Japanese Vinyl design onto Kizuki and BFK Rives paper, using Speedball Water-soluble Relief Inks.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Caring For Your Rollers
In this blog post we are answering one of our most asked printmaking questions: What should you do to keep inking rollers in good condition? ...
