If you’ve decided you want to learn to paint but don’t have a lot to spend, one easy way to reduce your costs is to start out with a minimal selection of paints. Whether you’ve decided on oil paints, acrylics …
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I know what you’re thinking. Art is a spontaneous thing. You don’t need organization for painting. You don’t want to curb the flow of your creative genius with constraints of organization and tight methodology. I get it. Intuitive Mixing Setting …
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When you think of mixed media, you envision acrylic paintings with collage, India ink and assorted doodads adhered to the surface. However, a much subtler form of mixed media combines two mediums that complement each other and make the most …
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All painters need a palette, and there are hundreds of sizes and styles in every price range. Whether you’re an acrylic artist, watercolorist or oil painter, there’s a size and style that will keep you painting. Sure, you can use …
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Every artist needs a palette. It’s one of the main tools of the painter’s trade. You can spend a lot of money and buy an investment palette that lasts for years and probably needs to be bequeathed in your will. …
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There are about as many palettes as there are artists. Pretty much, any flat surface can be used as a palette, although some are far superior to others. A palette can be as simple as a Styrofoam tray or as …
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