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Awagami
This warm white highly resilient printmaking paper features one smooth surface and one textured. Great for multi colour printing including lino, woodblock and silkscreen and etching techniques. The...
Unbranded
Polished aluminium etching plates, plastic coated for a smooth surface. 1.25mm thick. Great for drypoint, or etching with Ferric Chloride or Copper Sulphate.
Art Spectrum
Art Spectrum Blue Linen Hard Cover Watercolour Landscape Journal A4 300gsm 16 Sheets - Cold Pressed This fine quality watercolour journal from Australian Brand Art Spectrum features heavy weight,...
Art Spectrum
Art Spectrum Blue Linen Hard Cover Watercolour Landscape Journal A5 300gsm 16 Sheets - Cold Pressed This fine quality watercolour journal from Australian Brand Art Spectrum features heavy weight,...
Awagami
Awagami's famed Kitakata Natural is fairly thin yet tough making it a favorite for printmaking, drawing and book-arts. The paper's gampi fibres exhibit natural characteristics that prevent media...
Canson
Canson Edition Printmaking Papers are ideal for drawing and printmaking projects. Their 100% cotton composition meets the ISO 9706 standard for permanence, and their two-sided texture provides a...
Monteverde
One Touch Stylus Tool Pen The mechanical pencil version of the Tool Pen features 0.9mm lead and aneraser conveniently stored inside the barrel, but with no level. Barrel Pencil edition Features: ...
Monteverde
Monteverde's One Touch Tool Pen is a spirit level, a ruler, a screwdriver, a capacitive stylus and a Fountain Pen. OK, perhaps it isn't quite the most feature packed pen you will ever see, but it...
Monza
Quality fountain pen featuring clear plastic body in a variety of colours. Fine, omniflex and medium steel nibs with 3 removable front sections. Takes cartridges or ink converter. Set includes 3...
Unbranded
Handmade hemp calligraphy paper, natural white, half-ripe (ie lightly sized) deckle edged paper. 30gsm
Aluminium etching is a familiar process in printmaking circles, but like most hands-on work, the small steps can make the biggest difference. If a plate isn’t prepped the right way, you are bound to r
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Understanding the Role of Tooth in Art Journal Paper(Post)When picking a new art journal book, most of us think about the cover, size, or how thick the pages are. But there’s something else hiding in plain sight that makes a big difference to how your tools
