The story behind Winsor & Newton’s new Artists’ Oil Colours
Discussing the heritage and innovation that brought Winsor & Newton's eight new Artist Oil Colours to life.
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Preserving History – Painting Conservation at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Delve into the fascinating world of painting conservation with insights from experts at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
An introduction to oil painting
Oil painting can seem daunting at first, but it's actually a simple process. Discover the basic materials you need to get started.
Getting a grip with Graphite Pencils: A beginner’s guide
All great art starts with a sketch. Read our guide on how to use graphite pencils to create tone and variation in your work.
An introduction to Promarkers
Promarkers are a designed for creating colourful sketches and drawings, with both the creative professional and hobbyist in mind.
Graphic Arts: A Timeline Of Innovation
Winsor & Newton have been on the cutting edge of art materials since1832. Here is a timeline of our innovative Graphic Arts materials.
Focus on watercolour illustration techniques
Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolour isn’t only loved by fine artists. Find out how it's used by prominent illustrators and cartoonists.
Connect with pastels
Discover why artists so often turn to pastel shades to capture the essence of spring, and how to use them in your work.
Building on tradition: watercolour where you least expect it
From Paul Signac to Sir Peter Blake, Tracey Emin and Grayson Perry, see how artists have used watercolour with a twist to create iconic works.
Paper Art: 3 Artists Who Are Using Paper in Unique Ways
Discover the unique and unconventional ways that Winsor & Newton paper can be used in artistic practice with examples from 3 artists.
Techniques for contemporary watercolour
Watercolour isn’t just for landscapes and traditional styles. Discover how contemporary artists are using this age-old medium in striking new ways.
Techniques and materials in abstract painting
Learn more about the ways abstract painters broke the mould, using materials including newspaper, unprimed canvas and household paint.
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