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  1. Mocha Mousse, Pantone's colour of the year

    Mocha Mousse, Pantone's colour of the year
    Do you know the Pantone Color of the Year programme? Every year, the Pantone trademark selects a very specific shade to be the colour of the year. It's not a simple decision, although at first glance it may seem so, as it involves many people and reasons why only one is the winner. It was established in 1999 with the...
  2. Breaking a creative block

    Breaking a creative block
    What is creativity? According to some researchers, creativity can be loosely defined as the ability to create something new from known concepts. It is a living, evolving force that is present in every individual. We use it to find solutions to problems, it has been the basis for the development of all cultures and the driving force behind personal development...
  3. How to prepare your canvas

    How to prepare your canvas
    Canvases or wooden frames are now available for sale in many places. Although they are more commonly used for techniques such as oil and acrylic, they are now also available in watercolour format. While you can opt for the easiest and quickest option, which is to buy them ready-made, you can also choose to assemble them yourself. The need to...
  4. Varnish Guide

    Varnish Guide
    The final finish of our paintings is one of the issues that generates the most doubts. Among all the existing options, it can be confusing to choose the most suitable one, so we leave you here this explanation of the most common types of varnish in Fine Arts. Why varnish a painting? The answer may seem obvious: to achieve a...
  5. How to keep brushes in good condition

    How to keep brushes in good condition
    Many artists wonder why their brushes do not hold their shape as well as they would like. The durability and longevity of brushes depends mainly on how we look after them. First of all, we will talk about correct use, because if we use them correctly, we will prevent damage later on. Good handling, cleaning and conditioning will ensure that...
  6. Watercolour label symbols

    Watercolour label symbols
    Watercolour is one of the quintessential techniques in the world of art, yet it contains a lot of information unknown to the vast majority of people who paint in this medium. Commercial brands give their products names that sometimes don't tell us everything about what they contain, which is why more detailed information needs to be included on the label...
  7. Oil paint sticks or oil pastels?

    Oil paint sticks or oil pastels?
    If you're passionate about art and like to experiment with different media, you've probably wondered about the differences between oil sticks and oil pastels. We often think that they're one and the same material. Yet both promise a rich and expressive experience, but what are the real distinctions? Oil paint sticks and oil pastels, differences First, we need to look...
  8. Lamy, enjoying writing

    Lamy, enjoying writing
    In the world of writing instruments, few names resonate as strongly as Lamy. The German brand has won over amateurs and professionals around the world with its unique combination of timeless design, impeccable functionality, and exceptional quality. What lies behind this iconic brand? How has Lamy managed to stay relevant and continue to innovate in a constantly evolving market? How...
  9. PanPastel. Your new artistic obsession

    PanPastel. Your new artistic obsession
    Could you imagine painting with the smoothness of pastel, but with the versatility of paint? Would you like to be able to mix colours effortlessly, create perfect colour gradients, and achieve amazing detail without the worry of dust and smudges? PanPastel is here to revolutionise the way you create art. Discover the most versatile medium with an ultra-smooth texture, exceptional...
  10. Escoda, a tradition of generations

    Escoda, a tradition of generations
    How does access to materials have an influence on art? Until the beginning of the 20th century, Spanish artists had to look beyond their borders to find their own materials. Imported brushes were often unaffordable for many budgets, which limited the creativity and potential of the artists. But Josep Escoda dreamt of a different future, one where Spanish art would...

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