I’m a little excited about this overview of watercolor brushes because I think a few people were looking forward to it. Brands and/or types offered are Raphaël, Princeton, Rosemary & Co., Escoda, […]
Written by Jessica Seacrest
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This series of posts features watercolor/art journals, with a focus on some that are suitable for wet media- Stillman & Birn, Seawhite of Brighton, Leuchtturm 1917, Derwent, Moleskine, Handbook Journal, […]
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Journals- this is a huge topic! Huge because there are so many journals out there, and because many of us are on the hunt for the best and most suitable one. […]
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I was going to start the reviews on watercolor/sketch journals this Saturday, but there was inquiry after the Daniel Smith Part II post about luminous colors. I thought it would be more […]
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Hello, this is Part II of Daniel Smith (DS) Watercolors, which reviews their PrimaTek and the Luminescent lines. See Part I on the Extra Fine line here– that post is […]
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Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolors. Extra fine- truer words have never been said. I’m not sure this brand needs much of an introduction. These are artist quality paints. I’ve spent […]
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ArtGraf is a graphite medium made by Viarco, a family owned company in northern Portugal. The product is distributed by Global Art Materials. This is a water-soluble graphite. It can be used […]
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Today’s review is on artist quality Greenleaf & Blueberry Handmade Watercolors. Hold onto your eyeballs, I took a lot of photos for this post! Jess and Matt, owners of Greenleaf […]
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Today’s post will be shorter, and a little break from watercolors, to review Caran d’Ache Neocolor II water-soluble wax oil pastel. I will also do a little comparison with the Crayola […]
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This post reviews homemade travel palettes. I hope that they help you generate ideas for your own travel setup. People come up with ingenious things! Make your own out of […]
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I figured I would do this shorter post showing what I ended up with in the palette from the Grace Art palette conversion post. Along with showing swatches of a few different […]
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This post is a lot of pictures and links to compare black metal travel palettes, where to find them, and where to find empty watercolor pans that you can fill with […]
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