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In brief

If you're looking for quality backed by a tradition dating to 1832, WINSOR & NEWTON is a clear choice for your art. We recommend Cotman watercolors or Galeria acrylic paints for beginners, while professionals will appreciate Winton oil paints. We're happy to help you choose the best supplies for your art projects. Our range includes paints, markers, and inks from this British brand.

WINSOR & NEWTON: A British Legend in Artists' Paints Since 1832

Winsor & Newton was founded by William Winsor (a chemist) and Henry Newton (an artist) in 1832 in London. This combination of science and art still defines the brand today. Every paint is the result of precise research and artistic sensitivity.

The History of Winsor & Newton

W&N received a Royal Warrant as a supplier of paints to the British royal court. Its Professional Watercolour (formerly Artists’) paints are considered a benchmark for watercolors. Artists around the world have used them for nearly 200 years. Today, W&N is part of the Colart group.

Winsor & Newton Products at ARTMiE

Why Winsor & Newton?

Nearly 200 years at the top. W&N is the brand artists choose when they won't compromise on quality. Each shade is formulated for maximum pigmentation and lightfastness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between Winsor & Newton Cotman and Professional watercolors?

Cotman is ideal for students and beginners because it uses quality pigments with excellent permanence at an affordable price. The Professional range offers a wider selection of pigments with higher concentration and intensity. You can find both options in our ARTMiE store. We recommend the professional paints for artists who require maximum lightfastness and brilliance in their work.

Are Winsor & Newton Galeria acrylic paints suitable for beginners?

Absolutely. Galeria acrylic paints are designed to spread easily and have a buttery consistency that holds brush marks. They're popular with ARTMiE customers because they dry quickly and create a satin finish when dry. They're a great choice for anyone who wants to learn to work with acrylics without unnecessary complications.

How do you thin Winsor & Newton Artisan oil paints?

Artisan oil paints are unique because they can be mixed with water. You don't need toxic solvents such as turpentine to thin them. Just use clean water or special Artisan mediums, available at ARTMiE. This lets you paint indoors without odors, while the finished appearance and paint properties remain identical to those of traditional oil paints.

What is Winsor & Newton Drawing Ink used for, and how do you work with it?

These inks are known for their intense colors and quick drying time. You can apply them with a brush, pen, or airbrush. At ARTMiE, we recommend them to illustrators and calligraphers. They're great for layering, but keep in mind that they're water-resistant when dry. Wash your brushes immediately after use to prevent permanent damage.

Which Winsor & Newton brushes are best for watercolor painting?

For watercolor, we recommend the Cotman series, which uses synthetic fibers that mimic the properties of natural hair. These brushes hold water well and have an excellent tip shape. ARTMiE offers a wide selection of sizes and shapes, from round to flat brushes, letting you work precisely on both details and large areas when painting with Winsor & Newton watercolor paints.