How to use Oilbar
Explore the versatility of Oilbar, including techniques, intermixability with other oil colour ranges and use with mediums.
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How to varnish a painting created with Artisan Water Mixable Oil Colour
Varnishing your paintings protects them from dirt and dust, but you need to prepare them properly before getting started. Find out how here.
Using Artisan Water Mixable Oil Colour with other oil colour ranges
Artisan oil paints can be mixed with conventional oil colours, but the mixtures created will be less water-mixable. Discover more here.
Choosing an acrylic white
Whites can be crucial for successful acrylic works. Choose the right one with this guide to our acrylic whites, including opaqueness and tinting strength.
How intermixable are the Winsor & Newton acrylic ranges?
Learn how to use our finest quality Professional Acrylic range with Galeria Acrylics, which offer impressive vibrancy at an affordable price.
Using acrylics as underpainting layers for oil painting
Acrylics can safely be used under oil colours, but you should keep the acrylic layer thin. Find out why and get more tips with our expert guide.
Understanding the meaning of the term body colour in gouache
Body colour refers to either tubes of gouache or the finished effect of opacity. Find out how the term evolved with the introduction of Designers Gouache.
Understanding the permanence of Designers Gouache colours
Some Designers Gouache colours will fade over time, so may be more suited to designers than fine artists. Learn more about the way colours are rated here.
What are the primary colours in Designers Gouache?
Our Designers Gouache is perfect for creating bold, vibrant artworks. Discover the primary colours in the range to ensure your mixes are strong and bright.
Tips for preventing bleeding of calligraphy inks on paper
Discover the best papers to use with calligraphy inks to avoid bleeding, and find out how to prepare handmade paper for the job.
Choosing a brush for stippling clouds
Find out why you need a softer brush for stippling clouds and read our recommendation for a brush that's suitable for acrylic, oil and watercolour.
Choosing brushes for painting miniatures
Find out why short, stubby brushes are the best for painting miniatures, and why our Series 7 brushes are ideal for this intricate art form.
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