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How to Choose the Right Watercolour Paper
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What is watercolour paper? Put simply, watercolour paper is a special type of paper that's used for painting with watercolours. It's different from regular paper because it's thicker and made to absorb water without getting too wet or falling apart. What are the different textures of watercolour paper? The most common textures are "cold-pressed", "hot-pressed" and "rough". Cold-Pressed Paper  Cold-pressed paper is a little bumpy and has a texture that's sort of like the skin of an orange. It's not too bumpy, but it's not completely smooth either. It's a good choice if you want to create paintings that have a...

How to Choose the Right Watercolour Paper

What is watercolour paper? Put simply, watercolour paper is a special type of paper that's used for painting with watercolours. It's different from regular paper because it's thicker and made to...

DIY Mother's Day Gift Idea: Paper Flowers
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With Mother's Day just around the corner, what better way to show your appreciation than with a bouquet of handmade paper flowers? Read this blog post to create your own beautiful blooms that will brighten Mum's day and bring a smile to her face! One might say, your creativity will ‘blossom’ while making them 😉

DIY Mother's Day Gift Idea: Paper Flowers

With Mother's Day just around the corner, what better way to show your appreciation than with a bouquet of handmade paper flowers? Read this blog post to create your own beautiful...

Beginners Guide to Oil Painting
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Check out this beginner's guide to oil painting essentials, where we'll walk you through everything you need to unleash your creativity. From brushes to paints and surfaces, this post contains a full kit to get you started on your oil painting journey!

Beginners Guide to Oil Painting

Check out this beginner's guide to oil painting essentials, where we'll walk you through everything you need to unleash your creativity. From brushes to paints and surfaces, this post contains...