Digital Garden

Go On Location at Lutea and get some insight into the pigment extraction methods used by Anne Sylvie Godeau at the Lutea farm in Belgium.

Artist, Pauline Nijenhuis, has an enquiring mind. Not one to stand on the bylines and watch as 21st century production...

Fifteenth-century edition of The Divine Comedy includes witty drawing of Renaissance master at work on a sculpture, claims James Hall

Analysis of The Milkmaid ahead of a major exhibition at the Rijksmuseum suggests he worked much faster than previously assumed

T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" created as a fully illustrated, hand made book. The art combines Italian medieval bianchi girari and Randy Asplund's own spin on Art Nouveau, using real gold, real calf vellum, and all medieval pigments, most of which were made by the artist. The custom binding is hand dyed, tooled, and inlaid leather over carved boards, with special custom hardware made of pure silver. The book takes medieval illuminated book arts into the early 20th century for a 21st century client. See more of Randy Asplund's art on www.RandyAsplund.com and Facebook!

During the early ‘90s a group of artists, designers and musicians formed a collective studio, known only as tomato. In the years that followed, their experimental design approach led to era-defining work – always placing the process first.

His drawings from the early ’60s in “craggy, neurotic, ruthlessly precise ink” are on view in a remarkable museum debut at the Morgan Library.

Preparing watercolour gouache in the palette for painting on location can help you get the most out of the paint and also lighten your load.

Take a look inside the sketchbook of artist and writer Evie Hatch whose sketchbook practice traverses her investigations into drawing, painting, pigments.

Rembrandt's Colour Palette contained pigments that are no longer used today. We explore recreating it using modern alternatives to these obsolete pigments.

Jenny Stevenson is contemporary award winning book artist based in in Derby UK.

Asawa drew every day. The act of drawing, not the drawing itself, mattered to her. Drawing was a daily exercise to hone her perception and concentration so that she was always ready to see.

Katazome is a Japanese form of printing using a rice paste resist, resulting in a white pattern on a dyed...

Review of ShinHan Professional Designers Gouache, a versatile, quick drying, water-medium paint, that gives highly pigmented colour straight out the tube.

This episode of Artist’s Books Unshelved Series features books that harness the power of drawn words to tell someone’s story. We look at “We Are All Speaking...

Holly Wong is an artist who lives and works in San Francisco, California. She creates installations, assemblages and works on...

Mixed media textile art is one of the most exciting areas within the fiber art world. This article looks at the work of 10 mixed media textile artists.

Beyond fabric and thread Limitless. That’s how so many artists describe the creative medium of textiles. Time and time again...

Sally's workshop on mark making inspires you to use and make different implements to create unique images.

Mary Miers considers how the country that fascinated Turner from youth shaped his artistic vision.

Kay Gasei creates mixed-media paintings and drawings. He uses a series of different sketchbooks on a daily basis to develop his ideas and artistic practice while exploring the potential of his chosen materials.

From May 10, 2021 to August 16,2021 I created 99 works at the rate of one a day. The parameters for the project were fairly strict: a limited number of pre-selected papers and a combination of digi…

If your partner comes home with a new library book, don’t be too quick to dismiss it – it may...

This site presents Artist Books, and information about the work of Thomas Parker Williams from 1990 to present.

Check out what's on view now at The Godown!

This is the second part of our talk with Angaea Cuna, a sculptor, designer, educator, and bookmaker who currently resides in Hawaii. In this episode, we talk...