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A big thank you to everyone who attended the Make Your Mark exhibition on Monday evening, and a big congratulations to the Winners, who came and had a great time!
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Daler-Rowney introduces its first ever Make Your Mark Exhibition, providing Artists of all ages with the chance to exhibit prize winning pieces at The Mall Galleries in London.
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This is going to be our first ever Twitter Tuesday, and will give everyone the chance to win... The new System 3 Jumbo Set!
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We are very happy to announce that one of Sir Peter Blake's paintings will be exhibited at the Make Your Mark exhibition.
I have came to you today, to provide you with some very special news, I have been given access and managed to get a sneak preview of the new Cryla! I took a picture very quickly before anyone saw me, and posted it up here, for all to see!
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Follow this Easy steps to create yourself the perfect Watercolour Painting
You Will Nee
• 20in x 14in Langton Prestige Watercolour Paper (NOT)
• Daler Rowney 2B Pencil
• No.6 Sapphire Round Brush
• No.2 Sapphire Rigger Brush
• No.10 Sapphire Brush
• Daler Rowney 2B Pencil
• No.6 Sapphire Round Brush
• No.2 Sapphire Rigger Brush
• No.10 Sapphire Brush
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I know what you all wondering, Why on earth is Daler-Rowney doing the Twitter Tuesday competition.. On a monday?
Well read through the blog post and find out!
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Read through this interesting blog, about the first 7 days of Cory Trepanier's trek through the arctic, discovering beautiful landscapes to paint, all journal posts are direct from Cory himself.
Daler-Rowney’s reputation as a manufacturer of the Finest Art Materials dates back more than 200 years. In 1983, the Daler Board Company purchased the George Rowney Company to become Daler-Rowney Limited as it’s known today. In their own specialist areas of manufacture, both companies led the development of fine artist’s materials in the United Kingdom for hundreds of years. The combined heritage of both companies and the Daler-Rowney name has become synonymous with consistent quality to artists throughout the world.
