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If you've worked with aluminium plates for etching, you've probably noticed that the ink can behave differently to the way it does on copper or zinc. It can feel unpredictable at times, especially whe

Cotton canvases are tried-and-true surfaces for many painters, giving a natural feel and steady absorbency under brush or knife. As winter edges in and the cool of winter eases across southern Austral

Getting a clean, consistent print during a screen printing session often comes down to having the right tools. While most people focus on ink type or mesh size, there is another part that plays a majo

Buying art materials online can be quick and convenient, especially if you're outside a major city or working to a tight schedule. But it’s easier than you’d think to buy the wrong thing if you’re not

Some artists avoid black pigments not because they dislike them, but because they prefer a grey that feels livelier. The kind of grey that holds colour, shifts with the light, and doesn’t settle flat

Classroom projects are one of the best ways for kids to get hands-on with creativity. But things move a lot smoother when the setup is right. That starts with using kids' art supplies that actually ho

Aluminium etching is a familiar process in printmaking circles, but like most hands-on work, the small steps can make the biggest difference. If a plate isn’t prepped the right way, you are bound to r

Across studios in Central Victoria, heavier sheets tend to rise to the top when it comes to etching. It's not just preference, it's practical. Working with printmaking paper that can hold structure un

When we’re working with printmaking materials, it doesn’t take long to notice how some supplies can change over time, even when they sit unopened on the shelf. Etching grounds are one of those materia

In and around Bendigo, printmaking has found its place in sheds, classrooms, and shared studio spaces. When stocking up for a cold-season session, many artists look close to home for their materials.

Winter tends to bring more time indoors, and for most families and classrooms, that means more creative projects. Kids art supplies like watercolours, markers, and glue come out more often, especially

Winter tends to bring more time indoors, and for most families and classrooms, that means more creative projects. Kids' art supplies like watercolours, markers, and glue come out more often, especiall

Transparent acrylics behave a bit differently than their opaque counterparts. We find they respond more sharply to the surface underneath, both during mixing and when they are applied to paper or canv

Winter tends to bring more time indoors, and for most families and classrooms, that means more creative projects. Kids' art supplies like watercolours, markers, and glue come out more often, especiall

Deep line etching isn’t about subtle shading or soft, sketchy lines. It’s about cuts that hold ink strongly and lastingly. Unlike shallow marks made with a light touch, deep line etching needs solid p

When winter hits, it’s not just our hands that feel the chill. In colder studios or early morning sheds, we start to notice our art materials behaving differently. This is especially true for fluid me

Most kids can’t wait to dive into a good craft session over the summer holidays. But parents and carers often find themselves dealing with a mess that goes beyond the usual sticky fingers and glitter

Mixing colour gets easier when we start thinking about warm and cool versions of the three primary hues. It's one of those bits of knowledge that can clear up a lot of early painting frustrations. Gra

We’ve all had that moment of staring at a blank canvas and wondering, “Did I pick the right one?” Choosing between linen and cotton might seem like a basic decision, but once gesso comes into play, th

Choosing the right mesh count is one of those details in silk screen printing art that can make a big difference. For new artists or seasoned printmakers, it often comes as a surprise how strongly mes