Material Matters: Artist Ann-Marie James on using Winsor and Newton Professional Watercolour
Ann-Marie James is an artist who works with various mediums including: painting, drawing, printmaking and collage.
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Material Matters: Artist Dale Adcock on using Professional Watercolour Synthetic Sable Brushes
Dale Adcock is an artist working in London. He has exhibited nationally and internationally as well as being held in private and public collections around the world.
Spotlight on: Winsor Violet (Dioxazine)
Winsor Violet (Dioxazine), made from PV23 (Pigment Violet 23), is a vivid purple pigment introduced into the Winsor & Newton range in the 1960s.
Our Featured Artist: Amber Vittoria, World Illustration Awards winner
Introducing Amber Vittoria, a New York based illustrator and Professional Overall Winner.
Material Matters: Artist Liz Elton on using Cotman Watercolours
Liz Elton is an artist living and working in London. She has a BA in Painting from Wimbledon College of Art and an MA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art and Design.
Material Matters: Artist Steve Johnson on using Professional Watercolour Paper
Steve Johnson is a British sculptor and painter represented in public collections, including Arts Council England.
The moment when with Charmaine Watkiss
Charmaine Watkiss is an artist from London who tells stories through drawing life-sized figures of herself.
The moment when with Tamsin Relly
We visited Tamsin Relly in her studio to hear how different moments have and continue to influence and impact her unique watercolour journey.
Winsor & Newton pigments
Many pigments that today sound traditional to artists – chrome yellow, viridian, cobalt blue – had been invented shortly before or just when Winsor & Newton was founded.
The permanence of artists’ paints in the 19th century
Not many young artists think that paint could lose colour – until they grow older and see that it can. Collectors who love watercolours, and museums and galleries, have always known this.
Artists using Winsor & Newton materials
Discover how artists are using Winsor & Newton materials to create some of their most famous work.
Our Featured Artist: Mariajo Ilustrajo, World Illustration Awards winner
Winsor & Newton recently had the pleasure of partnering with The Association of Illustrators to sponsor The World Illustration Awards. Introducing Mariajo Ilustrajo, a Spanish illustrator and Overall New Talent winner.
Spotlight on: Chromium Oxide Green
In the pigment world one of the most stable green pigments is Chromium Oxide Green. Also known as Chrome Green.
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