Looking for a watercolor brush set that is vegan, synthetic, holds a good amount of water, and has tips that spring back into shape easily? The ZenArt Black Tulip Watercolor […]
Written by Sandra Strait
Written by Sandra Strait
Huh? What? Highlighter pens? Aren’t those what you use to color selected text for later reference? Well, yes. You can use Zebra Pen Mildliner highlighters for that, but you can […]
Written by Sandra Strait
Today, I’m here to review three journals from the St. Louis Art Supply company. Two are watercolor journals and one is a Pro Mixed Media notebook. I use the terms […]
Written by Sandra Strait
YInMn Blue – what is it and what’s so exciting about it? And how do I pronounce it without spraining my tongue? Why is it exciting? It’s the first new […]
Written by Sandra Strait
Faber-Castell has a wide range of art supplies, including their Creative Studio line. Aimed at college students and young adults who don’t need professional supplies, this line provides quality for the beginner to […]
Written by Sandra Strait
What if you could find watercolor markers that are non-toxic, and odorless, with ink that doesn’t bleed through the paper? Now add in professional quality and high to maximum lightfastness. […]
Written by Sandra Strait
The latest set of products from Hahnemühle is The Collection, Watercolour blocks in two weights and three surfaces, as well as Sketch pads and Ingress Pastel paper. I’m reviewing the […]
Written by Sandra Strait
Hahnemühle’s new toned Watercolour Books have lightly tinted beige or grey paper. I love working on toned paper, and these fit my style so well, great flow for the paint, ease […]
Written by Sandra Strait
In her own words, Maria Coryell-Martin is “an expeditionary artist with a focus on polar and glacier science, and to inspire environmental awareness in audiences of all ages.” Along the way, […]
Written by Sandra Strait