Earth pigments in watercolour: PY43, PR101 and why the codes matter
Two tubes labelled Yellow Ochre can behave very differently in a wash. The pigment code tells you which one you have.
Two tubes labelled Yellow Ochre can behave very differently in a wash. The pigment code tells you which one you have.
The right supplier depends on whether you want individual sheets, blocks, or pads, and how far you are willing to travel or wait for delivery.
The right supplier depends on whether you want individual sheets, blocks, or pads, and how much you want to spend on postage.
Materials Paper Guide Hot press paper rewards precision and punishes impatience. For botanical work, fine detail, and pen and wash,
Materials Brushes Guide Watercolour brush sets tend to contain more shapes than most painters end up using. Understanding what each
Materials Palettes Guide A palette of six to ten well-chosen single-pigment colours covers most mixing needs. The difficulty is knowing
Materials Pigments Guide Lightfastness in watercolour is not a technical nicety. It is the difference between a painting that holds
Materials Pigments Guide Single-pigment watercolours contain exactly one colourant, identified by a Colour Index code printed on the label. When
Materials Pigments Guide Granulation is not a flaw and it is not random. It is a physical property of certain
Materials Paint Comparison The choice between half pans and tubes is not about seriousness or style. It is about how