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  • Choosing Professional Acrylic Paint Sets

    Choosing Professional Acrylic Paint Sets

    By Admin

    Professional acrylic paint sets vary by pigment load, colour range, and format. Learn what to look for and choose a set that suits your work.

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  • Conté à Paris Pastels: Precision, Colour, and a Legacy of Drawing

    Conté à Paris Pastels: Precision, Colour, and a Legacy of Drawing

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

      For artists who love the immediacy of drawing combined with rich colour, Conté à Paris pastels offer a perfect balance of precision and expressive mark-making. Used in studios and...

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  • Painting with Cold Wax: Depth, Texture & Atmosphere

    Painting with Cold Wax: Depth, Texture & Atmosphere

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

      Cold wax painting has become a favourite technique among contemporary artists who want to create rich surfaces, layered depth, and atmospheric effects. The medium invites experimentation and rewards patience,...

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  • Discovering Encaustic : A Beginners Guide

    Discovering Encaustic : A Beginners Guide

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    Discovering Encaustic: Painting with Wax and Light For a long time I’ve been fascinated by encaustic paintings. There’s something captivating about their translucent layers and the way they catch the...

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  • The History of Payne’s Grey

    The History of Payne’s Grey

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    Found in almost every oil, acrylic, and watercolour range, Payne’s Grey remains one of the most popular colours in artists’ palettes. This article explores where the colour originated and how...

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  • The History of Prussian Blue

    The History of Prussian Blue

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    Despite its strange beginnings, Prussian Blue was a major breakthrough. It was the first synthetic blue pigment since ancient Egyptian Blue, and it transformed painting. No comparable blue pigments appeared...

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  • The Timeless Pigment - White

    The Timeless Pigment - White

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    White was likely first used in prehistoric art in the form of chalk, a naturally occurring calcium carbonate. The earliest recorded preparation of a white pigment made from lead dates...

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  • The Understated History of Potter's Pink

    The Understated History of Potter's Pink

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    The history of Potter’s Pink is as quiet and understated as the pigment itself. It was invented by an unknown potter in Staffordshire around 1790 and introduced to the artist...

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  • What is the Pigment Color Index and Why is it Important?

    What is the Pigment Color Index and Why is it Important?

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    Created in 1924, the Colour Index International is a comprehensive database of pigments and dyes, published by the Society of Dyers and Colourists and the American Association of Textile Chemists...

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  • Glossary of Art Terms

    Glossary of Art Terms

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    Acrylic Gesso A primer which dries with a coarser texture (or ‘tooth’) than regular acrylic primer. Acrylic gesso can be sanded down if desired. It is made from a mixture...

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  • POSCA -  Water-Based Paint in a Marker

    POSCA - Water-Based Paint in a Marker

    By Tracy Boccini Nincheri

    POSCA pens use real pigment paint, with a small mixing ball inside the barrel that you shake to achieve the perfect consistency. The application feels very similar to acrylic paint—fluid,...

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