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Nitram Fusain Aquarelle Watercolor Charcoal, 1.75ozSave Up to30%Off listBlack Rich, Black Charcoal For Drawing! Nitram has long been the expert in making rich black charcoal for discerning artists. The charcoal comes in sticks, batons, powders, liquids, and watercolor pans. These different types of charcoal allow you to create expressive drawings and paintings. Nitram charcoal is less likely to break. The wood used to make it is carefully processed to preserve the cell structure. This unique production method keeps the charcoal strong and resistant to breakage. It doesn't crumble or skip when used expressively or under pressure. The baton mignoettes holder is a great way to hold and use Nitram charcoal. Nitram's Sharpening Bloc is for artists that like their drawing tools sharpened. Use it to give your charcoal sticks a fine point! Key Features: * Several sizes and formats are available * Available in different hardnesses * Charcoal is resistant to breaking * Draw with or without a charcoal holder * Sharpener available with refill pads Perfect For: * Drawing and sketching * Painting with charcoal * Creating brilliantly dark lines * Shading and drawing shadows See More
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Pebeo Studio Acrylic Pouring Medium, 3.8LSave Up to20%Off list…excellent for use with acrylic paints. You can create cell-like formations by adding a few drops of Pébéo Silicone Oil to the wet pouring mixture. Pébéo Pouring Medium can also be applied with a brush as a final varnish over an acrylic painting. Since it is a flexible acrylic, you can pour the… Ideal for creating clean, lacquered colors! Pébéo Studio Acrylic Pouring Medium is ideal for a variety of paint pouring methods, once dry, it has a sleek, bubble-free finish. The transparent, glossy, non-yellowing medium is excellent for use with acrylic paints. You can create cell-like formations by adding a few drops of Pébéo Silicone Oil to the wet pouring mixture. Pébéo Pouring Medium can also be applied with a brush as a final varnish over an acrylic painting. Since it is a flexible acrylic, you can pour the medium mixture over practically any hard flat surface. By altering mix ratios, colors, and types of substrates, it is almost impossible to run out of inspiration! Key Features: * Fluid, glossy, non-yellowing * Transparent and permanent after drying * Offers a flexible film * Bubble-free finish * Obtain the desired viscosity without thinning * Pour over any hard flat surface * Silicone oil in tiny amounts can trigger the cell creation process Perfect For: * Precise and smooth color application * Casting or pouring techniques * Studio or classroom use * Use with studio acrylics or Mat Pub colors * Dripping and pouring techniques * Coloring the casting in a mold * Final brush-on varnish * Mixed media applications See More
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Speedball Diazo Photo Emulsion 26.4 oz BottleSave Up to34%Off list…normal light conditions Perfect For: * Use with all Speedball Fabric & Acrylic Inks * Creating polyester silk screens * The photo emulsion process * Screen printing * DIYers and crafters Diazo Photo Emulsion Set - Contains one 2 oz. bottle of Diazo Sensitizer and a 26 oz. bottle of… Coat, expose, and print - it's that simple! Easily create polyester silk screens with Speedball's DIAZO Photo Emulsion and Sensitizer. The photographic process doesn't require a darkroom or expensive equipment and allows you to apply any black-and-white image to a screen. The emulsion and sensitizer must be mixed correctly for the screen to develop. Once the emulsion has hardened, you can use the polyester screen with any water-soluble or solvent-based ink. When you are ready to print a new image, you can clean the screen with Photo Emulsion Remover and start the process again. Key Features: * Formulated for screen-printing * Smooth application with squeegee * Dries quickly and exposes evenly * Mix photo emulsion under normal light conditions Perfect For: * Use with all Speedball Fabric & Acrylic Inks * Creating polyester silk screens * The photo emulsion process * Screen printing * DIYers and crafters Diazo Photo Emulsion Set - Contains one 2 oz. bottle of Diazo Sensitizer and a 26 oz. bottle of Diazo Photo Emulsion. Diazo Photo Emulsion Kit - Contains one 7 oz. jar of Photo Emulsion, one 8 oz jar of Photo Emulsion Remover, and 1 oz. bottle of condensed sensitizer. Diazo Photo Emulsion Remover - Screen cleaning is quick and easy with Speedball Diazo Photo Emulsion Remover. To use it, apply the remover on both sides of the screen, scrub with a brush, reapply, scrub again after three minutes, and rinse with hot water. Your screen will be ready for your next project! Diazo Sensitizer - Fill the bottle ¾ full with cold water and mix thoroughly. This product is to be used with photo emulsion. The unmixed sensitizer and emulsion have a 3-year shelf life. The sensitized emulsion has a shelf life of four weeks at 90°F (32°C), eight weeks at 70°F (21°C), or four months if refrigerated. See More
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Awagami Papers Okawara (51GSM) Pack of 25Save Up to24%Off listWhite Over 8 generations of family papermaking! Since the late 18th century, Japan's Awagami Factory has been producing fine-art papers characterized by their softness and strength. Their papers, including their signature Kitakata paper, are made from regional fibers to yield paper sheets with an expressive surface and impressive character. Awagami Japanese Handmade Papers are acid-free, made with respect, and care for the environment and suitable for professional artists & students alike. Here you will find some of Awagam's best-selling papers for painting, drawing, printmaking, book arts, and alternative photography. Key Features: * Handmade paper * Acid-free * Eco-friendly * Eight generations of papermaking experience * Regional fibers make up the paper pulp * Made in Tokushima, Japan Perfect For: * Painting and drawing * Printmaking * Book arts * Alternative photography prints * Block and monotype printing * Students, teachers, professionals Bamboo, 170gsm: Made with environmentally friendly bamboo, this sheet has a small ecological footprint. Bamboo Select is slightly heavier than other washi with a lovely soft surface making it ideal for intaglio, block-printing, and letterpress. 70% Bamboo, 30% Recycled. Bunkoshi, 70gsm: This paper has a relatively deep natural color and smooth surface with 4 deckled edges. Its texture is classically Japanese, with no additional sizing, making it good for both printmaking and calligraphy. 30% Kozo, 70% Alpha Cellulose. Ginwashi Cream 39gsm: This beautiful thin paper has hemp fibers that resemble "Gin", or silver. Hakuho, 220gsm: This sturdy sheet is made from an impressive blend of kozo and cotton, and is the first fine paper to feature this unique East meets West fiber blend. Hakuho Select's strong and resilient surface is certain to lend unique textural depth to artworks created on it. Great for Woodcut, but sized enough for atmospheric watercolors. 45% Kozo, 55% Cotton. Hosho, 80gsm: The striped laid lines are a unique characteristic of this high-quality sheet. Long recognized by printmakers as one of the most versatile of Japanese washi papers, Hosho Select is particularly suitable for woodblock prints. 100% High Alpha Cellulose. Kinwashi, 30gsm: Kinwashi (also known as Ogura Natural) is 30 gsm with cut edges machine-made from acid-free manila hemp and kozo with long swirling fibers set in a creamy, natural-colored paper. Heavier than Ginwashi, it is great for printing and printmaking as well as shoji screens, lampshades, collage, and book arts. Kitakata Natural, 36gsm: Primarily composed of Gampi fiber, Kitakata has a subtle gloss yet surprisingly soft surface. Warm-toned yet resilient the sheet itself is also quite dense, making it ideal for many types of printmaking. 90% Gampi, 10% High Alpha Cellulose. Kitakata Green 36gsm: Primarily composed of Gampi fiber, Kitakata Green has a subtle gloss yet surprisingly soft surface. Warm-toned and resilient, the sheet itself is also quite dense, making it ideal for many types of printmaking. 90% Gampi - 10% Alpha Cellulose Kozo, 46gsm: Kozo, which derives its name from the eponymous fiber from which it is made, is the choice of many fine art printmakers and calligraphers. Kozo fiber, a renewable resource, is long and durable and results in a paper that is highly absorbent and supple. It also serves as the base paper for many other practical and creative applications such as shoji screens, umbrellas, lanterns, fans, and Yuzen-patterned papers. It is handmade from acid-free kozo, hemp, and sulfite pulp with four deckle edges. Masa, 86gsm: Masa paper (often referred to as affordable Hosho) is machine-made of sulfite pulp, bright white, and acid-free. One side is very smooth, the other side toothy. It is economical and useful for edition proofs and for student grade projects. Internally sized and should be slightly dampened prior to printing. Mulberry, 45gsm: Mulberry paper is handmade of kozo and sulfite pulp, white and acid-free, and its strength, softness, and flexibility make it the most versatile sheet for printers and printmakers. This paper is good for relief printing, silkscreen, hand lithography, and book arts. Okawara 51gsm: This paper has a warm natural color, medium weight, and subtle surface texture. Because of its versatility and affordable price point, this sheet has become an international standard for printmaking students. 25% Kozo, 75% High Alpha Cellulose. Sekishu White 35gsm: The manufacture of Sekishu started 1300 years ago and continues today. It is the trademark of the Shimane prefecture, famed for producing the purest conservation papers. Sekishu paper is handmade with kozo and sulfite pulp, acid-free with four deckle edges and a laid finish. It is used mostly in conservation, but also suitable for printing and printmaking. The paper is perfect for conservation and printmaking. Shiramine 110gsm: The relative thickness, generous sizing, and easy-to-use color of Shiramine make it a versatile paper for many art mediums including printmaking, painting, and drawing. 30% Kozo, 15% Hemp, 55% High Alpha Cellulose. Tengucho 10gsm: Tengucho is the thinnest paper made in Japan, specially designed for conservation and restoration of documents. It was invented during Japan's Edo period 1603-1867 by Genta Yoshii and was designated as a cultural asset in 1976. This paper is acid-free and machine-made of pure Kozo pulp10 gsm with cut edges. 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