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Featured products
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Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolour Painting Plus Artist Box Set
Box set with fold out palettes. Cotman watercolour paint Easy to clean plastic, easy to use. 16 half pans and 3 x 8ml tubes
£26
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Permaset Fabric & Screen Printing Ink Jet Black 1 Litre
Permaset Fabric & Screen Printing Ink Jet Black 1 Litre
£13.95
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Chatsworth Earl Box Easel
Artists easel box Handle at the top of the box
£15.25
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Winsor & Newton Thames Radial Easel
Seasoned beechwood. Accommodates canvases up to 182cm (71") in height. Can be tilted and folds for ease of storage.
£78.25
PAINTER'S BLOCK
Saturday, 5 September 2009 by Joan du Plessis
PAINTER'S BLOCK!'I'll never be able to paint well'! How many painters have this feeling of doubt invade their thoughts every now and then?
WHICH GREEN IS RIGHT IN OILS
Wednesday, 26 May 2010 14:42by Joan du Plessis
THE ART OF DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS
Tuesday, 08 September 2009 18:30by Joan du Plessis
THE ART OF DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS
To draw well requires not only constant practice on a daily basis but also using ones brain intelligently.
PAINTING SKIES IN PASTEL
Tuesday, 15 September 2009 07:56by Joan du Plessis
PAINTING SKIES IN PASTEL.All landscape paintings have sky above and land beneath giving the horizon
FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN
Tuesday, 01 September 2009 05:29by Joan du Plessis
FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN IN WATERCOLOURS
For many inexperienced artists still on the threshold of learning to apply that inner desire to put paint onto paper, it can be daunting to make that first stroke onto that sheet of very white paper in front of them! Such thoughts as 'What if I make a mistake?' or 'What if the colour isn't right?' A feeling of doubt in ones abilities and a lowering of self confidence can set in..