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SoHo Watercolor Block 4"x10", 140 lb. (20 Sheets)

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White 25% Cotton Paper For Watercolorists And Illustrators SoHo Watercolor Paper is a reliable choice whether you're a student or a seasoned artist. The 140 lb. cold press paper is a 25% cotton and 75% lignin-free cellulose blend, both internally and externally sized for optimal absorbency. The longer cotton fibers add strength and absorbency to the shorter cellulose fibers, ultimately creating a paper that ranks above other student-grade watercolor papers. Each sheet is machine-made and has a balanced grain that softens evenly when wet, making it an ideal surface for watercolor and gouache. SoHo Blocks and Pads are available in various sizes, with 20 sheets per block and 12 sheets per pad. Responsibly Made With Sustainable Resources! The cellulose used to create SoHo Watercolor Paper is responsibly sourced from FSC-certified forests, and the pulp is bleached with chlorine dioxide instead of elemental chlorine gas. Thus, making SoHo Watercolor Paper a sustainable choice for the planet and your artwork. Key Features: * 140 lb. cold press texture * 25% cotton, 75% cellulose * Machine-made for consistency * Acid-free and lignin-free * Sized internally and externally * Elemental chlorine-free (ECF) * Sourced from FSC-certified forests Perfect For: * Watercolor and gouache * Acrylic and ink * Charcoal and graphite * Plein air painting and travel * Fine students and artists See More

Williamsburg Pure Beeswax Block, 12oz

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Alter the sheen of mediums and varnishes or add to Oil Paint Williamsburg Pure Beeswax medium is made from 100% natural, bleached beeswax. Williamsburg Pure Beeswax Blocks and Pellets are useful for altering sheen of mediums and varnishes, or as an additive when making oil paint. In oil painting,… Alter the sheen of mediums and varnishes or add to Oil Paint Williamsburg Pure Beeswax medium is made from 100% natural, bleached beeswax. Williamsburg Pure Beeswax Blocks and Pellets are useful for altering sheen of mediums and varnishes, or as an additive when making oil paint. In oil painting, beeswax can be added in a small amount to slow the drying, reduce yellowing, create a more buttery paint consistency, improve the stability of the paint, and make it more suitable for impasto effects. It can also be blended with oils, resins, and diluents to create an oil medium, giving a matting or satin effect. In Encaustic painting, beeswax is the chief binding medium with pigment. Key Features:* Beeswax Block 12oz* Beeswax Pellets 16oz* Made from 100% natural, bleached beeswax* Altering sheen of mediums and varnishes* Use as an additive when making oil paint* As a binding medium for encaustic painting See More

SpectraFix Degas Pastel Fixative 12 oz Bottle

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…Use it under Oil or Acrylic paints to stop underdrawings from smudging. Casein bonds forever with the covering layer of paint. Like egg tempera, artists have used casein for centuries to protect underpaintings. Easily refill one of our Aerosol Spray Bottles to spray a fine mist on your work! Please… SpectraFix Fixative Is The Natural Choice! Degas SpectraFix Non-toxic Fixative contains casein, water, and alcohol. The formula is an update on a recipe used by French Impressionist Edgar Degas. It seals and protects your artwork while leaving colors brilliant! Degas Fixative is perfect for chemically sensitive people. You can spray it indoors and keep on working because the fixative does not release toxic fumes or odors. The spray dries to a hard, water-resistant, matte finish; and provides the traction you need to apply extra layers of dry media. There are no toxic fumes or odors You may spray the fixative on all papers (except LaCarte), primed and unprimed canvas, wood panels, unglazed ceramic, stone, leather, and glass. SpectraFix it the ideal fixative for soft pastel, Pan Pastel and oil pastel, colored pencil, graphite, charcoal, and chalk. You can even use the fixative to layer other media into Encaustic. Use it under Oil or Acrylic paints to stop underdrawings from smudging. Casein bonds forever with the covering layer of paint. Like egg tempera, artists have used casein for centuries to protect underpaintings. Easily refill one of our Aerosol Spray Bottles to spray a fine mist on your work! Please note: Not for use as a final topcoat over acrylic or oil paint. Key Features: * Seals and protects artwork * Rapid drying pastel fixative * Contains casein, water, and alcohol * Protects fragile dry media * Prevents underpainting from smudging * No toxic fumes * 100% Archival * Non-yellowing * It does not dull colors * You can paint over it Perfect For: * Spraying indoors * Working with deep layers * Soft pastel, pan pastel and oil pastel * Colored pencil, graphite, charcoal, and chalk * Protecting watercolor paintings * All pastel papers (except LaCarte) * Primed and unprimed canvas * Wood panels, unglazed ceramic, stone, leather, and glass * Classrooms Dries quickly to an invisible matte finish and allows deep layering as well as providing extra traction on thickly layered, slippery media such as color pencil or oil pastel. Combines well with almost all media, and dries to a hard, water-resistant finish. Should not be used as a final top coat over acrylic or oil paint. Use with Soft Pastel, Pan Pastel and Oil Pastel, Colored Pencil, Graphite, Charcoal, Chalk or in combination with Watercolor, Gouache, Casein, Ink or to layer other media into Encaustic. Perfect for crafts, it holds a wide variety of media without dulling their sheen or brilliance. Use under Oil or Acrylic paints to prevent underdrawings from smudging. Casein actually bonds permanently with the covering layer of oil paint, and similar to egg tempera, has been used for centuries for grisaille or colorful underpainting which can then be glazed with oil. Remember, it is not recommended as a final top coating for acrylic or oils See More