Take a look at some of the highlights from the Portrait Artist of the Year exhibition at Compton Verney.
Fashion and Embroidery in Art
Take a look at some paintings from the British Portraits room at Compton Verney and explore how the artists represent the garments of the sitters with a particular focus on embroidery.
What is Indian ink?
Let’s have a look at Indian ink, one of the oldest media in the artist’s toolkit and see how it can be used for a fantastic resist painting technique.
Using Molding Paste
Add subtle texture and pattern to your paintings or sketchbook pages with acrylic molding paste. Another perfect layering technique for altered books, art journals and sketchbooks.
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Add subtle texture and pattern to your paintings or sketchbook pages with acrylic molding paste.
Making a stay-wet palette
Make your own stay-wet palette for acrylic painting.
Gallery Talks
Be inspired by museum and gallery collections around the world by investigating video gallery talks. We’ve picked out a few from The National Gallery to get you started.
Gold Finishing Touches
Add a finishing touch to your poured canvasses with gold painted edges.
Painted Lace
Take a closer look at the painted lace in some beautiful Tudor portraits.
Stretching Paper
You can stretch your paper to ensure perfectly flat results and easier painting when using watercolour. In this quick demonstration Linda shows you how.
You’ll need:
Watercolour paper
A drawing board (ours is just a piece of MDF from a hardware shop cut to the appropriate size)
Gummed paper strip (from art shops or online)
A tray larger than the paper
Sponge
You can stretch your paper to ensure perfectly flat results and easier painting when using watercolour. In this quick demonstration Linda shows you how.
BP Portrait Award 2018
Join Linda to get a taste of the 2018 BP Portrait Award exhibited at Wolverhampton Art Gallery until November 30th.
Watercolour Paint Palette Basics
Linda’s often asked about her choice of watercolour paints – discover her recommendations for a basic starter palette here.
The power of the complement
Linda’s talking about the effectiveness of complementary colours in painting or quilts.
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