From studio to plein air

Whether you are painting outdoors or in studio, Winsor & Newton continues the legacy of it's founders through our 79 single pigment colours. From scaling your work up in your own space to working outside cafes, discover how our Watercolour range can maximise your artistry.

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The magic of mediums

The secret to maximising your paints lies in enhancing their qualities. Whether you want to control colour, alter drying times, add gloss or improve flow, choose to be bold and transform your work with the magic of mediums. After all, the creative process is nothing without the opportunity to evolve.

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Discover Graphic Art

Our graphic art tools are designed with designers and illustrators in mind. Explore over 180 colours in our Promarker range, define detail with our water-resistant fineliners and experiment with graphite pencils and charcoal.

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TATE Collection II

Let the techniques of professional artists guide you. Together with TATE we’ve curated a series of five limited edition sets inspired by five leading artists that are perfect for creating artwork in their style.

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Helping artists make sustainable choices

Being sustainable means making the best decisions in the interests of people and our environment so that everybody can thrive now and in the future.

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Match your materials with the perfect paper

Choosing the right surface can determine the look, feel and even longevity of your work. Get the correct match to ensure your materials perform at their optimum.

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Featured Artist: Alice Wilson

Multimedia artist Alice Wilson speaks to us about her process and practice, from utilising repurposed materials to explore the concept of landscape, to how residencies have impacted her work.

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Featured Guide

Essential tips on stretching watercolour paper

The benefit to stretching your watercolour paper is having the freedom to use as much water as you want, when you want. We explore how to achieve two different stretching methods so that you can elevate your finished watercolour painting.

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