Scholarly Articles

Determining the lifespan of prints, elements that affect it, and limitations of tests in accurately predicting longevity

The concept of warm and cool colors has been written about for centuries. Most start with a six-point color wheel.

Mixing matte gels and mediums with paint can create the look of actual beeswax.

The key to controlling working time in acrylics lies in the ability to control the rate of evaporation of water.

Neutral colors are those with little or no color saturation. We discuss mixing chromatic neutrals with QoR Watercolors.

The brush you choose can play a critical role in realizing the greatest potential of these revolutionary paints.

How to prevent a particular type of discoloration that occurs in acrylics upon drying.

Backing boards are simple and wonderfully effective at protecting the condition of paintings.

How pigments impact paint, and in particular, how they define a range of textures within the Williamsburg line.