Monday, October 3, 2011

Mixed Media Paper


Now in stock, we have Mixed Media pads that are designed for, you guessed it, mixed media! There are two kinds of pads, the 300 Series for mixed media sketches and the 400 Series for finished mixed media artwork.

These Mixed Media pads combine true wet media performance and dry media finish for a complete range of mixed media applications. These pads, made in the USA by Strathmore, have the characteristics of watercolor paper and the finish of a drawing sheet, creating a paper that performs unlike any other.

300 Series Mixed Media 

The 300 Series Mixed Media paper is medium weight (90 lb.), has a vellum surface and is acid free. Use for mixed media sketches, practice of technique and quick studies. It ideal for watercolor, gouache, acrylic, graphite, pen & ink, colored pencil, marker, pastel and collage. The pad has 40 sheets and is wire bound. Available in sizes: 5.5"x8.5", 9"x12", 11"x14".

 
400 Series Mixed Media 

The 400 Series Mixed Media paper is heavy weight (140 lb.), has a vellum surface and is acid free. Use for studies or finished artwork. It ideal for watercolor, gouache, acrylic, graphite, pen & ink, colored pencil, marker, pastel and collage. The pad has 15 sheets and is glue bound with a flip-over cover. Available in sizes: 6"x8", 9"x12", 11"x14", 18"x24".


Saturday, October 1, 2011

Holbein Brushes

{Killington Series}

Recently added to our shelves, we have three new brush series from Holbein.

The Killington Series is handcrafted by the most experienced brush makers. These Japan dressed hog bristle brushes have a superior load and carry capacity and are soft, flexible and springy. They are an exceptional professional artist quality brush, perfect for acrylics or oils.

{220 Resable Series}

Handcrafted with nylon hairs, the 220 Resable Series has a blend of different thicknesses, helping to create textured brush strokes. These brushes have a large carrying capacity and have superior stiffness, spring and snap. Ideal for acrylics and DUO aqua oils colors.

The 220 Series is used exclusively by Vermont-based artist Sean Dye. Check out Dye's work at his website here: http://www.seandyestudio.com 

{Pastel Series}

Last but not least, the Pastel Brushes! Traditional pastel painting has never had the benefit of a wide assortment of specialized tools to aid in the application of color to the painting surface. Holbein has now provided a selection of brushes with which the pastel artist can achieve optimum results from this delicate and colorful painting medium. These natural hair specialty brushes are ideal tools for blending colors and removing unwanted color.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

2011 GIVE ART Exhibition

Call for art
Deadline October 7, 2011


GIVE ART 2011 will exhibit in the main gallery at Albright Art from Nov 8, 2011 – Jan 8, 2012. This exhibit encourages gifting of art during the active holiday shopping season while also giving emerging artists public exposure.
The gallery encourages submissions of smaller format original art, monotypes, monoprints, and works in editions of 20 or less. Artists receive 50% of the purchase price when a work is sold. Artists set prices for their work, and works of retail value $300 or less are encouraged. All work must be hang-ready. Entries are due by October 7, and selected artists will be contacted by October 15 to schedule an in-person viewing of works.
To submit work, to the 2011 GIVE ART Exhibit, send an email to art@albrightartgallery.com with “GIVE ART SUBMISSION” as the subject line. Multiple emails from the same artist are acceptable in order to send multiple image files; however, please submit no more than five images per artist. Entries must be received by October 7, 2011.
Include/attach in this email the following:

1. artist statement 
2. resume including your address, phone number and website if applicable 
3. up to five JPEG images of your work labeled in the format: LastName_FirstName_No.jpg (eg: Duchamp_Marcel_1.jpg)
4. an image identification list with your name, the image number corresponding to the image file, year the work was executed, title, dimensions and medium used, and retail price for the work

Good Luck!!
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