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From the blog...
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How to: Decorate a Wooden Slice with Alice Charlotte
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British Artist, Alice Charlotte shares a part of her creative working by showing us how to decorate a wooden slice using an array of Cass Art materials. These slices are excellent for adding a unique...
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Artist Interview: Ronan McGeough, On painting,...
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Ronan McGeough is an artist to look out for. An active figure in the contemporary art scenes of Ireland and London, his rich gestural oil paintings tell an intriguing story of the decline of city...
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Introducing Indigo: The New Cass Art Tote
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Our new Cass Art Indigo Tote celebrates this fantastic colour, the artists that have played with it's pigment on their palettes and the great works of art they have produced. Indigo has...
Pro Arte Brushes
Founded by artist Roy Thompson in 1973, Pro Arte is the UK’s leading brushmaker. In its 40 years, it has been responsible for many of the great advances in the manufacture of synthetic brushes, often in collaboration with practising artists. While it offers both Chinese Hog brushes for oil and high-quality Renaissance sable brushes for watercolours, it has expanded the use and quality of less expensive alternatives. In the 80s, it produced the Prolene brush for watercolours, using a new polyester filament, and followed this with the Acrylix brush for acrylic colours, made with Taklon, and the Conoisseur, which mixes synthetic and natural hairs for watercolours.
