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Meet the 12 Hero Colours of Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colour

Meet the 12 Hero Colours of Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colour Twelve tubes. Warm and cool. Earths, historic blues and a few colours you may never have painted with before. Winsor & Newton's in-house artists and scientists carefully curated...

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The Dream Studio: Inside Steve Chmilar’s Artist Practice

The Dream Studio: Inside Steve Chmilar’s Artist Practice What makes a dream studio? For BC artist Steve Chmilar, it isn’t simply a question of square footage, perfect natural light or having every conceivable tool at hand. It’s about creating a...

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What's the Difference between R&F Drawing Oils and R&F Pigment Sticks?

R&F Pigment Sticks® and Drawing Oils™ share the same core ingredients — linseed oil, natural wax, and pigment — but their formulations serve different roles. Pigment Sticks® are softer and oil-rich, built for expressive, gestural painting. Drawing Oils™ are harder...

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Can I use R&F Drawing Oils on Paper?

Working On Paper With R&F Drawing Oils™ Can R&F Drawing Oils™ be used on paper? The quick answer is yes; you can use R&F Drawing Oils™ on paper. However, as R&F notes in their literature, on their website, and on...

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Lightfast, Luminous, Essential: 12 New Oil Paint Colours

Lightfast, Luminous, Essential: 12 New Oil Paint Colours There’s something transformative about a refreshed palette. The subtle shift of a yellow, the depth of a new red, the glow of a perfectly balanced green—these are the moments that change how...

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24 New Oil Colours from Gamblin

Introducing 24 New Gamblin Oil Colours (Artist Grade + 1980) Why 24 new colours? What’s next?Gamblin starts from a painter’s reality: we can discern millions of shades, but oil painting relies on fewer than 100 pigments that meet their standards—and...

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How to use Liquin Mediums

How to use Liquin Mediums Original article courtesy of Winsor & Newton Discover how four different Liquin mediums—Original, Fine Detail, Light Gel, and Impasto—each have unique qualities that help speed up the drying time of oil paint. There are four...

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Gamblin on Why Should I Varnish My Painting?

To Unify Surface Quality Most of us have been in this situation before – our painting has finally reached a point of completion, it’s dry and ready to be sent off but you’ve noticed that the surface quality is uneven...

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