Creative Artist

• Mi tientes tex brown paper in A3• Paper stumps or silicon blenders• Charcoal• Find sandpaper P240 wet/dry• Stylus or pencil• Pastel colours:– Brown– Dark brown– Red brown– Cream– White– Black– Pink– Orange– Green– Yellow– Mauve– Light grey– Dark gr

Having loved drawing ever since she could remember, Gayle Newcombe humbly recalls sitting in her room after school, copying anything that inspired her. “We moved around a lot when I was growing up, so art wasn’t always something I could do, but I tri

Malcolm Hamilton’s love of art and colour has been an important part of his life as far back as he can remember. At the age of ten and while living in Western Australia, Malcolm had the great fortune to have a teacher who saw his talent. He encourage

Animal behaviour is driven by instinct. This natural inclination gives them an aptitude for bonding, protecting and instructing their young in the way of survival and food gathering. This parental instinctive bonding by animals is every bit as commit

• Pre-stretched primed canvas 51x41cm• Selection of small to medium fan brushes• Long haired fine brush• Charcoal pencil• Atelier quality acrylic paints:– Medium Yellow– White– Orange– Olive green– Sky Blue– Blue Black I use a charcoal pencil to sket

The desire to create pictures has been with Lynda Robinson for as long as she can remember. As a child, she would while away many hours, sketching with a biro or pencil, or splashing around with a lovely watercolour paintbox that she received for Chr

• Assorted pastels, mainly Sennelier and Unison• Art Spectrum Colourfix paper – Burgundy I begin by lightly indicating the main elements of the scene, remembering that the main thing I want the viewer to notice is the area of light between the trees.

For a long time, Nicole Maguire had no idea what to paint or how to begin. There was an empty room in her first apartment, so she thought it could be turned into an art studio. It was not meant to be – a pad of paper and a pencil sat on a table in th

I love art. I love seeing what other artists are doing, going to galleries and exhibitions, checking out websites, seeing their work on Facebook, YouTube and elsewhere. However, even an art lover like me can get bored. I get bored when artists haven’

• Canvas• Derwent HB pencil• Small foam paint roller• Palette knife• Art Spectrum odourless solvent• Gum turpentine• Disposable gloves• Old cotton t-shirt• Art Spectrum oil paints:– Yellow Ochre– Burnt Umber– Zinc White– Ivory Black• Brushes:– Fan br