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Acurit Technical Drawing Pen 0.40mm, 12 PackSave Up to73%Off listBlack Professional Technical Pens With Rich, Black Ink! Professional Acurit drawing pens are perfect for creating ultra-fine detail in artwork and designs. These technical pens use permanent(light fast), acid-free, non-fading pigment ink and feature stunningly small nibs. Quickly identify the size of each drawing pen with their convenient barrel window! The Acurit technical pens are not waterproof for watercolor artists, but for dry drawing the ink is permanent. Watercolorists should use the Acurit Waterproof Technical Pens (red barrel pen) which are more waterproof. Key Features: * Professional technical drawing pens * Permanent(Light fast), acid-free, non-fading pigment ink * Barrel window for convenient size identification * Rich black ink * 9 different nib sizes * Available in: .05mm, .1mm, .2mm, .3mm, .4mm, .5mm, .6mm, .8mm & 1mm * Water-soluable - ability to re-wet for drawing (not for watercolors) Perfect For: * Artists, architects and engineers * Adding detail to works of art * Creating ultra-fine detail in artwork and designs * Permanent application * Boundless creativity! * Shading, creating gradients* Can be sealed with a varnish * Please Note: The Acurit technical pens are not waterproof for watercolor artists but for dry drawing they are. They have rich black ink and for watercolorists they should use the Acurit Waterproof Technical Pens (red barrel pen) which are more waterproof. Acurit Technical Drawing Pens Artist Testimonial “While I’m primarily known as an “oil painter”, I got my start in art with drawing; first in pencil, then moving on to charcoal and finally technical pens. Pen and ink work ranks a very close second to my favorite medium (Oils) and I love the stark black and white contrast. Even more so, I love being able to capture all of the subtle mid-tones required to achieve the depth needed for a representational rendering. It all comes down to the precise spacing and weight of the pen marks, whether they’re stipples (dots), contour lines, or hatches and cross-hatches. It is imperative to use top-quality instruments for these techniques. I find that the ACURIT Technical Drawing Pens fit the bill perfectly! Rich black ink, consistent line width and weight and they hold up to repeated stippling techniques, which wear other brands down. And I like the waterproof version when I’m adding watercolor washes to my drawings. ACURIT Pens are exactly that, “accurate”. Great pens at a great value! They are a staple in my studio!” - Professional Artist Wilson Bickford See More
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Chelsea Classical Studio Lavender Brush Cleaner 4ozSave Up to50%Off list…or varnish should be thoroughly rinsed out with the appropriate solvent..." -Ralph Mayer, the Artist's Handbook How To Use Lavender Brush Cleaner CCS Lavender Brush Cleaner™ can be used in the same way other cleaners are used: Rinse the brush with it during painting session to remove paint from… A Safer natural alternative to turpentine that actually smells like lavender! Cleans Better and More Thoroughly Than Almost All Other Brush Cleaners and Solvents. Conditions Brushes Making The Hair Subtle Maintaining Maximum Working Quality. CCS Lavender Brush Cleaner™ is a safer, natural alternative to turpentine, petroleum mineral spirits and other toxic solvents. Made from 100% natural distilled fruits and flowers, featuring lavender, Chelsea Classical Studio's Lavender Brush Cleaner is a safer natural alternative to turpentine, petroleum mineral spirits and other toxic solvents. Lavender not only is more natural than harsh chemicals such as turpentine, but it also has a nice aroma that is often used in aromatherapy and other therapeutic holistic practices. It is very effective at cleaning oil paints from brushes during or after painting. Use it to clean paint from brushes while painting, and to thoroughly clean brushes after painting. What: Effective oil painting brush cleaner made from 100% natural distilled oil essences of fruits, flowers, and lavender. Why: Naturally safe, Safer alternative to turpentine; cleans brushes as well but with a lovely lavender scent! * Less abrasive to brushes than turpentine or mineral spirits * Pleasant scented, safe, natural alternative Key Features: * Safer natural alternative to turpentine * Pleasant aroma * Less abrasive to brushes than turpentine / mineral spirits * Made from natural oil essences of fruit, flowers and lavender * Made in the USA from Old World Master Techniques * Available in: 2 oz., 4 oz., 8 oz., 16 oz. and 32 oz. bottles Perfect For: * Cleaning brushes and palette knives * A cleaner and safer workspace * Artists looking for natural, environmentally friendly, cleaning products * Cleans better and more thoroughly "There is only one correct way to clean and preserve brushes of any kind. Immediately after use, the paint or varnish should be thoroughly rinsed out with the appropriate solvent..." -Ralph Mayer, the Artist's Handbook How To Use Lavender Brush Cleaner CCS Lavender Brush Cleaner™ can be used in the same way other cleaners are used: Rinse the brush with it during painting session to remove paint from brush, and thoroughly clean your brush in it after painting to remove paint and medium. We recommend using a natural oil based soap and warm water afterwards to complete the brush cleaning, moisturize the brush hairs and help preserve them. Ventilation: All essential oils/solvents should be used appropriately and with ventilation and common sense usage. Skin contact: As with all essential oils, you should always avoid skin contact, especially if you have skin issues. Skin contact for some people will not cause any problems, but because of the high concentration please be aware and take precautions when using Spike Oil or any other solvents. Allergies: Spike Lavender, in rare cases can be considered an allergen, as are many essential oils like Tea Tree Oil, etc. So all products containing Spike (the solvent, mediums and varnishes) see warnings regarding safety and clear directions for usage. The main reason this solvent is considered “safer” is because there are no known carcinogens or a lot of the health issues associated with Turpentine or Petroleum Mineral Spirits. However, like with all solvents when used in oil painting, you should have ventilation and limit skin contact. See More
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