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In our weekly used art supplies, we are featuring 2 amazing sets of pastels. They are sets that are premium quality so at full price they hundreds of dollars. Since they are used, we have slashed prices to over 60% off Click here to get the Rembrandt pastel set. $377.95 new. $140 used. Click here to get the Girault pastel set. $245 new. $80 used.
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We now have many clearance art supplies that you can shop from our online store. They are 50% of our normal price or even more. They include art sets, paint sets, dinosaur sets, drawing sets, markers, colored pencils and so much more. You don't want to miss all the amazing deals. Click here to see all the clearance deals.  We know that choosing the right oil medium can be confusing, so we thought we'd let you know about this free live demo. After watching it, you'll know if Linseed oil, Stand Oil, or Safflower oil is best to use for your needs? In this @tfacna Instagram livestream, @jimmyleslieart will break down the various viscosities and drying times of the @winsornewton drying oils so you can have a better understanding of which suits your needs before purchasing. Below is the info you'll need to know to catch it: Choosing the Right Oil Medium for your Needs featuring Winsor & Newton oil mediums Tuesday, March 2nd, 2021 12:00PM EST (9AM PST).  If you want to get out and experience spring and fresh air with your paints, this is for you! We have the perfect pairing for you, so you'll have a passport to paint anywhere, anytime---- or at least---- in time for whenever you feel like heading outdoors to get your art on.
It's getting to look more and more like spring. Have you seen all the spring flowers starting to break the ground? Are you excited for blooms to be everywhere and butterflies fluttering around them? If you can't wait any longer though, we have the solution: make your own spring thing butterfly from out wooden butterfly kit! It comes with:
Get it at this link.  We know what it's like to feel like you rule the world, or at least we think so, because we feel that way when we're carrying around a RBG tote bag filled with gold art supplies. Our art pairing today is meant to make you feel like you're a card carrying member of the GOLDEN GIRLS PAINT CLUB because it's all about the gold, baby!
We love to recycle junk and repurpose it into art materials. Today, we're sharing this inventive way to use a toliet paper roll to make those beautifully billowy dandelions that look like they could float away with a puff of air. This method is done with acrylic pouring paints which means they are very liquid-y and thinned out. Watch the whole video here, by AB Creative. Make a curbside order for acrylic paints here.  Like wine and cheese, chocolate and peanut butter, fire and marshmallows, we thought we suggest some great pairings that you can find in our art shop. Today we found some great pairings for those who want to work with charcoal on toned paper.
We have quite a few new things in our used art supplies section. This time, we have quite a few great paint pallettes in both metal and plastic; $7-$8 each. We also have a couple used desk lamps; $7-$10. Check out all the used art supplies we have available at this link.   We love this little video on how to make origami hearts. Make several of them and string them together for a DIY heart garland. You could do it for Valentine's Day or any day to celebrate someone you love! We tried it ourselves with different colored and patterned origami paper and it looks great. It's very easy to pick up on how to make them and then keep making them as long as you want the garland to be. Watch the complete video here. Order origami paper from us here.  |
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Heather Reed is the Assistant Manager/Buyer and office rockstar at IBF. She writes all of our emails, blog posts and and manages all of our social media sites. Heather is also an artist and has experience in lots of various mediums. You will usually find her researching new products, finding the best bargains, writing, painting, enjoying nature, all while chasing around her two vivacious little boys. 
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