Colour theory isn’t a rulebook (phew!), but it can hold your hand towards having more confidence in your art-making. When an artist uses colour theory in an artwork, it can feel more intentional, balanced, and so it’s worth gradually soaking it up into your practise.

Most well-known neo-impressionist artworks tend to be paintings... but neo-impressionists experimented with many techniques and printmaking was one of them! In this blog, we dive into Paul Signac's colourful Lithographs.

All three are intaglio printmaking techniques, which means the ink lives in the lines rather than on top of the plate surface. But how you make those marks is where the three techniques spiral off in different directions…