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Fleetwood Smack, FD 27 By Roger Jones

You can get a clue as to the origin or present home port of a fishing boat by decoding its official registration number, usually painted somewhere visible on stern or bow. Taken from first and last letter, PE declares Penzance, FY Fowey and so on.

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Brush Reviews And Advice – When Daggers Are Drawn

As with many of our brushes at Rosemary & Co, we rely on the world’s top artists to tell us what they need and work hard to make the specific brush for them. At the beginning of 2015, Australian artist, Liz Steel contacted us and asked if we could make a brush shorter than the sword liner (a dagger brush), but in the larger sizes, and suitable for travelling. Liz describes why she uses a dagger, “mainly to get more expressive strokes – thin strokes like a rigger, big wider strokes like a flat and lots of other expressive calligraphic marks.

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Friends Of The Month – Calder Colours

The Calder Colours Artist Materials Factory is located in the heart of the national new forest, Leicestershire. They are dedicated to creating traditionally made colour in every shade imaginable for artists across the globe.

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Interview With Svetlana Orinko

When did you first start painting?

I was born and grew up in Ukraine and at the age of 7 I was placed in an institution for disabled children due to a misdiagnosis. To escape the harsh realities I found comfort in painting and drawing and after 5 years of living in an extremely sterile environment, one of the teachers noticed my abilities and encouraged my parents to enrol me in to Art School.

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Interview With Casey Baugh

Baugh’s work can be described as narrative impressionistic realism. When he was only 21 years old, Baugh began showing in galleries and after four years of studying with artist Richard Schmid, he had his first solo show at age 25.

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Friends Of The Month – Raymar Art

We met the mother daughter duo, Catherine and Emily Dietrich of RayMar Art four years ago at a California art convention. They own a wonderful family business that produces professional panels and panel carriers, based in Arizona, USA.

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