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Its history, chemistry, provenance, and characteristics give it a completely unique personality.
Salutations! My name is Jess Greenleaf. I am a watercolor artist living at the edge of the Rocky Mountains in Western Colorado. My husband Matt and I founded G&B in 2011. Our line of watercolors grew out of our mutual love of history, chemistry, painting, international travel, and alpine mountaineering.
For the last several months, I have had the sublime pleasure of joining Lindsey Bugbee, my dear friend, DK author, and calligrapher behind The Postman's Knock, for a creative coffee chat each month. This month, we are delighted to be joined by artist and author Samantha Dion Baker!
Using Tiger's Eye stone as an artist's pigment is a relatively recent development. Either unknown to or overlooked by artists of the past, it is just recently finding its way onto the modern day watercolorist's palette, despite being a commonly available and inexpensive mineral that has been known and used at least ceremonially since antiquity.
Some of our most frequently asked questions: What is the difference between student and artist grade paint? Which is the best choice for beginners and why the price difference?
I'm going to dive into answers for each of these questions in this article so that you can decide which is best for YOU.
