Tutorials for Artists

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My selfmade journal
Create your self-designed bullet journal and add a bit of creativity into your daily life.
Much delight with Soft Pastels!
We want to inspire you – with our finest quality and rich colours.
How to learn Hand Lettering types
Calligraphy with a brush nib is a lot of fun, but needs some practice.
Basic techniques with Goldfaber Aqua
Watercolours are transparent and can be mixed to give new shades of colour.
How to learn basic calligraphy techniques
Express your personality through calligraphy, and transfer exceptional messages.
How to colour shoes (easy and medium)
Colouring template (easy and medium)
How to colour a little elephant (easy)
Colouring template (easy)
How to colour a skater (easy)
Colouring template (easy)
Colouring pages
Inspiring Creativity Colouring templates
Basic techniques with our Watercolour Marker
Find out more about using our Albrecht Dürer Watercolour Marker.
Paint a Christmas alpaca
This Christmassy painting tutorial with our watercolour paints is perfect for the festive season!
Colour compressing made easy with Pitt Artist Pens
When you apply many layers, the colour intensity will increase.
Creating colour transitions with Pitt Artist Pens
With our Pitt Artist Pens colour transitions succeed in a natural way.
Mixing colours easily with Pitt Artist Pens
Making Two into Three – Create a new colour by mixing colours.
Basic techniques with Goldfaber
We will show you howsimple it is to create beautiful pictures using Goldfaber colour pencils.
How to use the Clic&Go Watercup
The CLIC&GO water cup is a useful tool to complement the Art & Graphic range.
Basic techniques with Albrecht Dürer Magnus
Albrecht Dürer Magnus is ideal for large-scale drawing and covering large areas quickly. The voluminous pencil shape is gentle.
Basic techniques with Castell 9000
The Castell 9000 is a top-quality graphite pencil for writing, drawing and sketching!
Basic techniques with Pitt Pastel Pencils
Pitt pastel pencils are ideal for drawing lines and shading surfaces, as well as for small pastel drawings and picture details.
Basic techniques with Pitt Artist Pens
They have unsurpassed light-fastness, and the individual colours are marked with an asterisk-based code.
Basic techniques with Polychromos Artists’ Pastels
The crayons contain a high level of pigment, and are free of lubricants and wax.
Basic techniques with Pitt Graphite
The “green pencil from Faber”, which was already being mentioned with approval by van Gogh and Goethe, has now become part of everyday life.
Basic techniques with Albrecht Dürer Artists’ Watercolour Pencils
The leads can be transformed completely into watercolour paints, and have a high level of light-fastness and break-resistance.