Iona Rowland is a multi-disciplinary artist creating pop-art-inspired works for both public commissions and private collectors. She was shortlisted for[…]
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How to photograph your work for the Derwent Art Prize
To enter the Derwent Art Prize, there are only 3 easy steps to follow: Visit www.derwent-artprize.com Fill in the online[…]
Read moreTOP 3 reasons to enter the Derwent Art Prize
The sixth instalment of the Derwent Art Prize is set to showcase the very best artworks created in pencil by[…]
Read moreTop Tips For Colour Pencils From UKCPS Artists
The UK Coloured Pencil Society (UKCPS) 20th Anniversary Gala Exhibition at Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, London, is in full swing.[…]
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Tips for Sharpening Pastel Pencils with Martin Aveling
Anyone who has used pastel pencils will know that the process involves an awful lot of sharpening. Poor technique can[…]
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Creating Realistic Animals Using Pastel Pencils With Alice Hibbert
During uncertain times it is important to keep busy and creative; inspiration can be difficult to find at home but[…]
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Drawing a Goldfish with the new Metallic Pan Set by Kerry Bennett
Drawing animals that are underwater can be a really exciting project. It really gives you an opportunity to think about[…]
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A rough guide to creating Fine Art with Derwent Graphic and Lorien Tear
Define ‘Fine Art’ – it’s a tough one, isn’t it? Today though, I’m going to take you through the process[…]
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Derwent Art Prize: How to Photograph Your Work
To enter the Derwent Art Prize 2020, all you need to do is visit www.derwent-artprize.com, fill in the online form,[…]
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Inktense is Grate! with Tess Imobersteg
In this quick lesson, we’re using grated Inktense. In an earlier blog I wrote about making a ‘stock’ solution with[…]
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