Tutorials for Artists

Explaining the concepts of character and individual expression of the face.

Watercolours are transparent and can be mixed to give new shades of colour.

Oil-based pastel crayons offer wonderful opportunities of applying both extremely intense, strong colours and delicate pastel tones.

Wonderfully soft and intense colour laydown and convince with their outstanding colour brilliance.

The Goldfaber Aqua watercolour pencils convince with their soft and intense colour laydown as well as outstanding colour brilliance using either dry or wet techniques.

Drawing a historical building step by step with pencils

Choose a templates and surprise your loved one with a romantic greeting.

We want to inspire you – with our finest quality and rich colours.

We will show you howsimple it is to create beautiful pictures using Goldfaber colour pencils.

If you’re looking for a good subject to start with in watercolour pencil, flowers are an excellent choice.

Using photographs in place of live models has some advantages too...

The attraction in this image resides in its abstract quality.

You will learn how you can create a more striking piece by enhancing the colors.

The variety of textures and earth tones make a beautiful subject matter.

For many reasons seascapes are popular subjects for artists. They are also ideal for beginners.

The term “illuminated” means “to be filled with light.”

A few simple patterns can create endless pieces of art.

Discover the illusion of depth, as well as width and height.

Explore the basic elements of Anime Art and develope your own style...

With this step by step instruction you can colour a water glass with the Albrecht Dürer Magnus pencils and a special technique.

The waterbrush transforms roughly drawn lines into smooth transitions (soft drawing) in the blink of an eye.

The colours flow into each other in a uncontrolled and artistic way.

The fully water soluble Faber-Castell artists' pencils create a perfect symbiosis with the waterbrush.

Colour spritzing can be used to create an unparalleled sense of airiness in watercolour artworks.