A Painter's Progress
Ingrid ChristensenMy newsletter about all things oil paint: materials, techniques, workshops, and shows.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Transparency and opacity
I’m always pleased when a reader suggests a topic for one of these newsletters. It takes the pressure off me and it gives me something to consider that I may not have thought about for a long time. In this case, a fellow painter wanted to k...
Messing with masterworks
Henry Scott Tuke (detail. See the full painting here
You may have noticed that I took a week off of writing the newsletter. I wasn’t slacking, dahlings, I was in London!
It had been a very long time since I’d seen art on the scale of Lond...
Which whites when
One of the best pieces of advice I heard when I was starting out in oil painting was to never let white be the last thing I add to a mixture. That’s because white overwhelms colour, especially titanium white.
In the struggle days when I w...
Color and Paint Handling online workshop
Color and Paint Handling: Building Stronger Paintings Through Contrasts
Mondays, October 26 - November 16
Online at The Winslow Art Center
I’m very pleased to offer this online workshop again!
I just wrapped up the first session o...
Colour temperature
Brian Neher has an interesting poll running on Instagram right now asking which blue is warmer: ultramarine or manganese.
So far, with more than 3,000 responses, manganese has 52% of the vote and ultramarine has 48%. I’m in the latter crow...
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I'm an oil painter, instructor and complete paint nerd living in Calgary, Canada. This newsletter is about all things paint related 🎨
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