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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Artist Residency: Jenny Morgan
Brooklyn-based American artist Jenny Morgan speaks to Windsor & Newton about her history of discovering herself as an artist from an early age.
Colours and Emotions in Art Therapy
The term Art Therapy, which later incorporated the practice of Colour Therapy, was coined by the British artist Adrian Hill in 1942.
An introduction to oil painting
Oil painting can seem daunting at first, but really, it’s such a simple process. You only need a few materials to begin and as you progress, you can add more tools to your repertoire.
Our Featured Artist: Xavier Segers, World Illustration Awards winner
Introducing Xavier Segers, an illustrator from Belgium and winner of the Professional Site Specific Category.
Our Featured Artist: Peter Phobia, World Illustration Awards winner
Introducing Peter Phobia, a New York based illustrator and animator and New Talent winner of the Advertising Category.
Spotlight on: Gold Ochre
Gold Ochre is a distinctive, reddish, golden yellow from the ochre family. The name ‘ochre’ originates from the Greek meaning ‘pale yellow’.
Our Featured Artist: TelmoMiel
The talented street art duo TelmoMiel are known for their impressive murals.
Our Featured Artist: Alpay Efe
Alpay Efe is a painter who lives and works in Germany. With years of practice, Alpay has mastered oil painting and creates immensely beautiful and astonishing pieces of work.
Spotlight on: Red Ochre
Red Ochre is quite possibly the first colour to be used as paint. It can be found globally in the Americas, Africa, Europe, Japan and in particular in the Southern hemisphere.
Our Featured Artist: Lucia Vinti, World Illustration Awards winner
Introducing Lucia Vinti, a London based illustrator and winner of the New Talent Design, Product & Packaging Category.
Material Matters: Artist Adam Dix on using Griffin Alkyd Oil Colour
Artist Adam Dix is an artist living and working in London; he received his M.A. Fine Art from Wimbledon College of Art in 2009.
Material Matters: Artist Tamsin Relly on using Artisan Water Mixable Oil Colour
Tamsin Relly’s multi-disciplinary practice includes painting, printmaking and photography. South Africa born, she moved to London in 2009.
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