Introduction There are some art supplies that feel like old friends: familiar, reliable, and quietly encouraging. The Winsor & Newton Cotman Studio Palette sits firmly in that category for me and its my go to pallete when I just want to have a play around and have fun. It is not flashy or intimidating, but it is the palette that I reach for when I just want to paint something without overthinking the process. I recently used the Cotman Studio Palette for a small illustration

"I ventured into the world of Inktense watercolour pencils because I was curious about their vibrant hues and unique properties"

As an illustrator, I’m always on the lookout for materials that inspire creativity and bring something unique to my work. Ink, in particular, holds a special place in my process because it offers rich colour, fluidity, and a versatility that works across different styles. So, when I got my hands on Winsor & Newton’s Drawing Inks , specifically the Henry Collection  and the additional Metallic Tones , I was eager to see how they performed and OMG what a burst of colour!. My Fi

As an illustrator, I’m always on the lookout for materials that inspire creativity and elevate my work. Watercolours, in particular, are a staple in my process because they offer such a wonderful blend of colour, control and spontaneity and I love watching how they bring illustrations to life though the 'ugly' stage to something amazing. When I got my hands on the Karetaki Gansai Tambi 48 Watercolour Set, I was so eager to see how this medium performed because I had heard tha