Too Pretty to Touch
"It's so pretty, I'm scared to touch it." It's a sentence I've heard from many an intimidated artist...
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Painting on Copper—Origins
The practice of painting in oil on copper had its origins in the sixteenth-century. What is not well understood is where in Europe the practice began. Whether it began in Italy, and especially in Rome, as Vasari reports in the biography of Sebastiano del Piombo, or in the Netherlands as Van Mander mentions was ‘the working-method of the Netherlandish painters’ is not certain. This article reviews the origins of the practice of painting on copper in Europe.
Frames, Panels and Reflecting on Materials
Written by Nigel Robertson, founder of Batican Custom Framery.
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Lead On Lead- (Part 1 and 2) A Review of Natural Pigment’s New “Course Particle” Stack Lead White, And The Artefex 532 Extra Fine Lead Oil Primed ACM Panel
  Written by Artefex Ambassador Teresa Oaxaca To read her entire post that includes an in depth revi...
A Game Changer
Painting on Copper by Ann Moeller Steverson
Painting on copper is a different experience. Anyone ...