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Sep 26, 2024 |
artistsandillustrators.co.uk | Niki Browes
How to draw an animal in charcoal By Niki Browes | Fri 27th Sep 2024 Becky Gouverneur drew this charcoal drawing of a pair of lemurs using a combination of charcoal sticks, pencils and charcoal powder Ever wondered how to draw an animal? This exclusive step-by-step on how to draw animals in charcoal features a delightful depiction of two lemurs by artist Becky Gouverneur, inspired by a photograph taken at a zoo in the Netherlands.
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Jun 6, 2024 |
artistsandillustrators.co.uk | Gaelle Biguenet
By Gaelle Biguenet | Thu 6th Jun 2024 Link copied to clipboard Investing in quality paints is a crucial step towards honing your craft. The best paints will help you create expressive artworks that are rich in colour and texture. There are many great options out there, but only a few will be a good fit for your distinctive practice. Here, we’ve selected five of the best watercolour paints that will not disappoint.
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May 7, 2024 |
artistsandillustrators.co.uk | Gaelle Biguenet
By Gaelle Biguenet | Tue 7th May 2024 Link copied to clipboard For our most recent Editor’s Pick competition, we asked our British Art Club members to submit their spring artworks. We were amazed by your wonderful paintings, which celebrate the arrival of spring in unique ways. From bright, magical forests and delicate floral paintings to valleys bursting in colour and portraits of newly born animals, your works captured the uplifting and refreshing spirit of spring.
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Apr 24, 2024 |
artistsandillustrators.co.uk | Gaelle Biguenet
By Gaelle Biguenet | Wed 24th Apr 2024 Link copied to clipboard The choice of art surface can significantly impact the final result of a piece. There are several factors to consider when searching for the perfect companion on your artistic journey. Depending on whether you’re using a dry or wet medium, your needs will be different. For instance, high-tooth paper is better suited for watercolour, while softer surfaces are better for the fine, precise lines of ink pens.
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Apr 12, 2024 |
artistsandillustrators.co.uk | Gaelle Biguenet
By Gaelle Biguenet | Fri 12th Apr 2024 Link copied to clipboard Join Marilyn Allis, a seasoned art tutor, and fellow artists for a three-day art holiday, tailored to different skill levels and focused on acrylic or watercolour themes. Marilyn’s guidance, coupled with Bournemouth’s tranquil seaside views, offer a refreshing perspective in an idyllic location.
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