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NEW IN - trav•e•logue series artist journals
Hand-bound bookcloth cover has just the right flexibility. Contains 128 pages of heavyweight buff drawing paper with a good tooth. Great for pen & ink, pencil, and markers. Accepts light watercolor washes without buckling and, of course, it's 100% acid-free. We wrap it all up with a durable elastic closure and tuck a very useful clear envelope inside the back cover. Available in 5 formats. Now in 4 colors including Vermillion Red.
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Events
Working with Pigments: Colour from Rocks, Earth, Gems, Plants & Animals Pip Seymour
06/08/2012 - 00:00
Where does colour come from? This masterclass offers a rare opportunity to work with one of the world’s leading experts on pigment and colour. Artist, paint maker and writer Pip Seymour will lead a week-long practical research workshop looking at the properties of pigments, which supply the colour structure for paint systems. The workshop will provide an overview of the variety of pigment types that have been used by artists since the dawn of civilisation: pigments from earth, rocks, precious stones, plants, animals, fish and insects. Alongside these, we will also explore the properties of modern pigments derived from fused metals and synthetic colours from the petro-chemical industry.