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Lisa Greenstein sent in this picture of her proudly wearing her Nitram hat while visiting the Plein Air Festival in Telluride, Colorado. Are you g...

I was born in southern California in 1991 and I've lived here my entire life. My parents got me into an oil painting class when I was ten years old...

Charcoal often is referred to as a “limited” medium. It is thought of as a tool for only creating black and white drawings. It gets a bad rap for being messy, crumbly and hard to work with. As charcoal artists well know, it’s one of the most versatile and rewarding mediums to use.

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While textured paper is a popular choice for charcoal – it isn’t your only. Learn how smooth paper can really be a game changer.

AP Fitzpatrick Fine Art Materials recently received their first order of Nitram and were kind enough to send us an in store picture along with thi...

  In her studio, Juliette Aristides is often inspired by her models. So Nitram wants to know - where do you draw the line?Send us a picture of wh...

This is Serena Horsley and her Nitram hat at Toronto Island. Serena is the daughter of Tanyss Horsely and Harvey Nelson. Both are artists and instr...

Charcoal comes in both baton and pencil, but is there really any difference between the two?

Caricatures demand a steady hand, confident lines and a boldness that is perfect for charcoal. Find out how to incorporate the art of caricatures into your charcoal portraits.

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