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When I first started painting with watercolour I encountered an ongoing problem: how to keep the paints moist. I used everything from a wet sponge in the palette to wrapping in clingfilm, but nothing
I love oil paint, the painting method of it, the way it can be manipulated, blended, and removed, and the softness of edges that it yields. Unfortunately, I am one of those many people who don’t toler
THIS VIEW – ACROSS BITELL LAKE IN WORCESTERSHIRE – had obvious painting potential, and though I had walked here before, the snow and the light gave me an immediate feeling of drama and structure. It’s
Make your own homeware and trinkets (no kiln required!) with these lovely projects from ceramicist Lolita Olympia
Painting workshops and holidays are a lot of fun; however, the more prepared you are the more you will enjoy your experience. If it’s an outdoor session, make sure you’re well equipped for the outdoor