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To hand mill your own oil paints use some pigment with Cold Pressed or Refined Linseed Oil, you'll need a glass muller, glass sheet, palette knife, for mixing and grinding. Take a handful of pigment, make a well in it...

Before mixing your oil colours, it is worth spending a little time thinking about the type of surface that you intend to put the colours on. The most common surface for oil colours and one that has been used for...

What are Artisan Oil Colours? Artisan Water Mixable Oil Colour has been especially developed to appear and work just like regular oil paint. The stand out, however, of Winsor & Newton Artisan Water Mixable Oil Colour is its ability to thin and clean...

About MM37 Matisse Medium MM37 Matisse Self Leveling Medium is a clear product that when applied to a surface or as a paint additive will automatically spread and create a smooth, glossy finish with minimal surface texture. It is ideal...

What is Acrylic Spray Paint? Acrylic spray paint is a flexible and water-resistant type of paint that provides a durable finish. It is popular among artists and also often in every day use such as automotive paints. As the name...

Molding Paste Learn all about Golden Molding Paste with our video below and discover the types of molding pastes too! Molding Paste - Excellent for building surfaces and creating textures. Dries to a hard, yet flexible, opaque film. Blends with colors...

  GEL MEDIUMS & MOLDING PASTES What are Gel Mediums and Molding Pastes? Golden Gel Mediums & Molding Pastes offer artists many ways to build texture. They range in consistency from pourable to moldable with varying degrees of sheen and...

Learn about Golden Grounds with us and watch the video below to find out more! Absorbent Ground Is a fluid acrylic medium that dries to a porous, paper-like surface. Applied over gessoed canvas, it facilitates raw canvas-like staining and watercolor effects....

Oil Paint Mediums Art Spectrum® Oil painting mediums are based on sound painting principles. Today’s advanced testing indicates that the use of turpentine alone as a dilutent for oil paints is to be avoided, as it is too easy to...