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  1. Dry media. Charcoal, carré and conté

    Dry media. Charcoal, carré and conté
    Do you know all the classic materials used in dry-media drawing? Charcoal, chalk or conté, and carrés are the basic materials in drawing, used to create delicate lines or fill in large areas. Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, there are differences between them, and it is important to be able to distinguish between them so that we can...
  2. Discover Traveler’s Company

    Discover Traveler’s Company
    We finally have Traveler’s Company products on our website! If you’re interested in quality stationery and everything to do with journaling, you won’t want to miss this post. The brand’s concept is based on creating notebooks that will always be by your side, in which you can capture the journey of your life. A luxurious experience for lovers of writing, travel and journaling. Continue reading →
  3. Canvas sizes and dimensions: A trusted guide

    Canvas sizes and dimensions: A trusted guide
    Do you know how to choose the right canvas size and dimensions? This is a subject that often raises more questions than answers when it comes to purchasing or installing canvas. The possibilities are vast, and the variety can be overwhelming. That's why we've decided to help you learn what you need to know to make the right choice. Different...
  4. Kaweco. Responsibility, Diversity, and Service

    Kaweco. Responsibility, Diversity, and Service
    "Good things take time. The greatest things take even longer". This sentence begins to define the brand and company values of Kaweco. History of Kaweco Kaweco's history began in 1883 with the production of wooden fountain pens, alongside the import of gold fountain pens from the Heidelberg Pen Factory. The name 'Kaweco' did not appear in their directory until 1889...
  5. Paper sheet: features and knowledge

    Paper sheet: features and knowledge
    Do you know how to differentiate between and choose the right paper for the technique you are going to use? Choosing paper is a question that raises many questions, and it is important to consider all of the factors involved before making a decision. That's why we're providing you with all the essential information you need to know on this...
  6. Types and categories of graphite pencils

    Types and categories of graphite pencils
    This is your guide if you are unsure about which brushes to buy or which ones to use depending on the materials and what you are going to paint. For many centuries, brushes have been an essential tool. Over this time, they have evolved and developed in terms of material, shape, size and quality. As a result, they are now...
  7. Types and categories of graphite pencils

    Types and categories of graphite pencils
    The pencil is one of the earliest artistic materials in history. It is also the basis of all drawing. We all started using them as children to write or draw. Although there is a wide variety of materials used in pencils, and new types appear every day, graphite is the most common. It is essential to know how to distinguish...
  8. 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...
  9. Lamy, enjoy writing

    Lamy, enjoy 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...
  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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