News

A Glazed Expressionist

The March issue (available now) of Artists and Illustrators includes a masterclass on using glazes in acrylic painting by Andy Wood.

Brush Up Your French

The painting 'River Rother' by Andy Wood is featured in the "Portfolio International" section of the December issue of the French watercolour magazine: Pratique des Arts: Hors-série Aquarelle (number 25).

Blogs Worth Watching

(Click on the links in red to view the blogs)

Picture This

My blog. It's about my paintings. It's informative and entertaining. Follow it, you won't be disappointed.

Walk to Free Art London

This blog includes one of Andy Wood's paintings. The blog is about art in London that is free to view. The choices are eclectic: ranging from war memorials, through finely painted chewing gum (yes chewing gum!) to pencil drawings. Sometimes the found work of art is permanently sited, sometimes it is on exhibition for a limited time. Visit it now but, be warned, it's addictive.

Walk on Water

A bilingual blog! Written by a Belgian artist, Catherine de Ryck. Full of information about watercolour painting on both sides of the Channel.

Making A Mark

The writer of this blog, Katherine Tyrell, reviews just about every London art society show including the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours Annual Exhibition. Her reviews are personal, positive and involving. The blog is full of other stuff too it has to be visited to be appreciated.

Mat Barber Kennedy Studio

Full of Mat's drawings and paintings and insights into his life in the USA.

Muddy Red Shoes

An impressive blog. At the moment Sarah is documenting her daily paintings of the Helford River.

Ian Sidaway Fine Line

A blog devoted to line drawing. Beautifully constructed with a simple format there are no descriptions to accompany Ian's beautiful drawings just quotes from a wide range of sources.

Art of the Real

A blog charting the progress of a touring exhibition featuring 4 very talented watercolour painters.

Artists of the RI

The official blog of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours. The plan is eventually to feature the work of every member of the RI.