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Luxury Gifts for Illustrators, Pencil and Paste...
Let's look at a few of our most popular brands and what they can offer you this Christmas. We have curated three or four luxury items from our best selling...
Luxury Gifts for Illustrators, Pencil and Pastel Artists
Let's look at a few of our most popular brands and what they can offer you this Christmas. We have curated three or four luxury items from our best selling...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Using Soft Pastels
Soft pastels are a delightful medium cherished by beginner's and seasoned artists alike for their versatility and forgiving nature. In this post, we will delve into the basics of soft...
A Beginner’s Guide to Using Soft Pastels
Soft pastels are a delightful medium cherished by beginner's and seasoned artists alike for their versatility and forgiving nature. In this post, we will delve into the basics of soft...
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How to Protect Your Graphite and Charcoal Artwork
Protecting your graphite and charcoal drawings is essential to ensure their longevity and preserve their quality. Here are some tips on how to protect your drawings.
How to Protect Your Graphite and Charcoal Artwork
Protecting your graphite and charcoal drawings is essential to ensure their longevity and preserve their quality. Here are some tips on how to protect your drawings.
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The story of Sennelier
Sennelier was founded by Gustave Sennelier, a devoted chemist back in 1887. His legacy for quality and producing colours that only contain the highest quality pigments is still upheld today.
The story of Sennelier
Sennelier was founded by Gustave Sennelier, a devoted chemist back in 1887. His legacy for quality and producing colours that only contain the highest quality pigments is still upheld today.
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Understanding Pigments: The Nitty-Gritty on Colour
Pigment, not what you would get if you made a pig out of cement, but it is instead the light reflecting particles used as the colourant in paints. As long...
Understanding Pigments: The Nitty-Gritty on Colour
Pigment, not what you would get if you made a pig out of cement, but it is instead the light reflecting particles used as the colourant in paints. As long...
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