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Why does Winsor & Newton refer to colour bias rather than Munsell ratings?

From time to time we are asked for an exact numbering system or chart regarding each of our colour’s positions on a colour wheel, such as the Munsell system. Munsell…

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What are the primary colours in Winsor & Newton watercolour ranges?

The list below outlines primary colours for three or six colour mixing systems in the Winsor & Newton watercolour ranges. Professional Watercolour three colour system Winsor Lemon Winsor Blue (Red…

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Seven tips for painting en plein air

Born and bred among Cornwall’s jagged cliffs and churning seas, artist Glyn Macey draws much of his creative inspiration from the serenity and extremes of natural landscapes. His practice reflects…

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What are the primary colours in the Winsor & Newton oil colour ranges?

The list below outlines primary colours for three and six colour mixing systems in the Winsor & Newton oil colour ranges. As a guide, we recommend that you choose transparent…

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What are the primary colours in Winsor & Newton acrylics ranges?

The list below outlines primary colours for three and six colour mixing systems in the Winsor & Newton acrylic ranges. As a guide, we also recommend that you choose transparent…

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Three things to know when lifting watercolour

Lifting is not just the watercolourist’s answer to an eraser. It’s a widely-used technique for portraying smoky atmospheres, cloudy skies and other such effects. But from gently sponging out a…

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Understanding drying times for oil colour

Working with oil colour gives you a certain degree of flexibility while painting, as it takes longer to dry than other media. Should you want to alter your work days…