“Make your work because you want to make it, see it, figure things out about it, and share it, show it…but don’t think about the “market” and sales. Make make make, show show show….the rest is not your affair." -- Judith Ann Braun
The Florence Academy of Art has been an early supporter of Nitram Fine Art Charcoal, so we were thrilled when we learned they are now an accredited U.S university level program.
Intricately detailed work, such as facial features and small objects, can be worked with Nitram Charcoal, dispelling the myth that fine details should be drawn with a sharp charcoal pencil or with 8B or 9B graphite.
“Make your work because you want to make it, see it, figure things out about it, and share it, show it…but don’t think about the “market” and sales. Make make make, show show show….the rest is not your affair." -- Judith Ann Braun
Nitram Charcoal is available in B, HB, and H, but what do all those letters mean?
The Florence Academy of Art has been an early supporter of Nitram Fine Art Charcoal, so we were thrilled when we learned they are now an accredited U.S university level program.
Large format charcoal is a necessity for many artists but is there a better alternative to chunk charcoal?
Suzelle Chaput is a Quebec based artist that uses charcoal and acrylics to create colourful sceneries and portraits.
En plein air is a French expression which means “in the open air,” and is utilized to describe the act of drawing outdoors. In America, this practi...
“I love the immediacy and tactility of drawing, the breaking of the white surface with images from my own personal narrative.” - Hugo Crosthwaite
See the talented work of this month's featured artist, Nitram's own, Jerzy Niedojadlo
Intricately detailed work, such as facial features and small objects, can be worked with Nitram Charcoal, dispelling the myth that fine details should be drawn with a sharp charcoal pencil or with 8B or 9B graphite.
