We know how much our customers love using Winsor & Newton ProMarkers and BrushMarkers. That’s why we’ve put together this handy guide, which should answer some of your most frequently asked questions about these fantastic graphic markers.
If you have a question that’s not listed here please email us and we’ll add your question, along with our response, to this very blog post…
Fashion illustrator Scott W. Mason recently hosted a series of in-store workshops for us, demonstrating some of his favourite ways to use Winsor & Newton watercolours and accessories. In this tutorial Scott shows you how he uses masking fluid to enhance his watercolour illustrations…
more “Illustrating With Winsor & Newton Water Colours and Masking Fluid”
Albrecht Dürer artists’ watercolour pencils from Faber-Castell provide artists with great versatility of expression when drawing, shading and painting in watercolours. High-quality materials, combined with over 250 years of experience, have resulted in pencils that produce unsurpassed watercolour effects and vibrancy.
We’re big fans of the innovative selection of graphic markers available from Winsor & Newton. Their collection includes a variety of options to suit your every creative need, led by the Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker, a pen so revolutionary it will change the way you work forever.
Unsure which graphic marker is for you? Looking for something new or something different? Then you’re in luck! Introducing the new Spectrum Noir range from Crafter’s Companion, a series of affordable yet high quality markers for all kinds of crafting, colouring, art and design – whatever your interest or style, and no matter how experienced (or inexperienced) you might be.
Win the entire range of Winsor & Newton ProMarkers & BrushMarkers by taking part in the #InspiredByProMarker challenge this October.
Win two tickets to The Drawing Theatre: Body Narratives event this weekend, hosted by London Drawing and Ugly Duck.
Fancy trying your hand at something unique, exciting, creative and innovative? You’re in luck!
Our Featured Artist this week is the marvellous Anne-Laure Carruth. Take a look at some of her beautiful artwork and find out all about her process.
Our Featured Artist this week is the delightful Colin Woolf, master of wildlife art and watercolour. Colin has a talent for capturing the essence of his encounters with wildlife and we’re huge fans of his work. Read on for our Q&A.