View demonstrations of Winsor & Newton products. From mediums to water colour large pans, let us show you how they are used by experts.
Our new Artists’ Acrylic colours are unrivalled in their brilliance and depth of colour bringing exceptional richness and intensity to your paintings.
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Artists' Acrylic colours remain as brilliant and intense when dry as they do when wet meaning virtually NO colour shift or darkening in tone between palette and canvas.
Artists' Acrylic colours have been formulated to have a longer working time on the palette without compromising the convenient drying time of acrylics. The working time is 20% more than our previous range of Finity Artists' Acrylics and in tests with artists, we've found that this is just the right amount of time for working with all acrylic painting techniques.
How to assemble a Winsor & Newton Bristol Easel with step by step instructions.
This video demonstrates the unique features that the Cotman Water Colour PLUS Sets have to offer. The Cotman PLUS sets are a unique range of innovative and modern water colour sets for all water colour artists. Practical, versatile and great for field or studio work, there are 6 types of sets available and each has its own unique features. This video demonstrates the Cotman Pocket PLUS, Painting PLUS and Field PLUS sets.
This video demonstrates how to use the new Winsor & Newton Artist’s Water Colour Large Pans. It explains the differences between pan and tube colour by demonstrating techniques for use and highlighting the formulation differences. In particular it shows how this product’s revolutionary design is perfect for creating large washes of colour and large watercolour paintings.
This video demonstrates how to use the Winsor & Newton Liquin family of mediums. It compares them to traditional oil painting mediums and explains their individual properties. It also includes a step-by-step guide for how each medium affects the opacity, transparency, consistency and flow of oil colour.
Dermot Cavanagh gives you advice on choosing the materials needed to paint successful water colours.
This video is one of many that are available for viewing on ‘Awash on the Web' - an exciting new, on-line, interactive learn-to-paint website, created by broadcaster and artist, Dermot Cavanagh. To find out lots more about Awash on the Web, visit www.awashontheweb.com.