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I definitely have a list of favorites when it comes to art supplies! I look for quality and safety when choosing products to recommend. All these links are for art supplies I have researched, tried, tested, and LOVED! Items can be purchased through my affiliate Amazon site.
Classic or washable watercolors offer pure pigments with no wax fillers and provide smooth laydown of vivid colors.
Velvetouch, from Princeton Artist Brush, offers a complete collection of multi-media painting brushes to help artists create the perfect masterpiece. The expert brush makers at Princeton developed the best quality paintbrush for oil, acrylic, watercolor and gouache painting. These brushes lend themselves beautifully to fine detailing, blocking, shading, lettering, applying washes and more.
Pentel Oil Pastels
The Pentel Arts® Oil Pastels provide more Vibrant color than chalk pastels - Oil Pastels make your artwork come to life. Rich, fade-resistant color applies smoothly and blends easily to produce subtle shades and tints. Best for use on board, paper and canvas. Acid-free pastels are resistant to the effects of humidity for longer lasting drawings. Includes a carrying case. Certified AP non-toxic.
The Princeton Velvetouch Size 6 brush is a very versatile brush for watercolor painting. If you are going to start with one brush, this is the one I recommend! You can create lots of beautiful compositions with this brush alone. It is the great beginning to your watercolor brush set.
da Vinci Watercolor Squirrel Brush
Using hair from select male Kolinsky red sable tails, da Vinci Maestro watercolor brushes hold a perfect point, possess plenty of elasticity, have a high capacity for holding color, and feature an expertly shaped tip. I recommend starting with a size 2. This brush is a worthy investment as your develop your watercolor skills!
Studio safety is very important for your children. I am striving to provide the safest and healthiest possible environment for your children to lean in and educate them how to work responsibly with art materials.
The enclosed document will give you information on various art materials, their potential hazards, and how to work them safely.
Art and health safety is a continually evolving field. As I grow and learn more, I will share that information with my students and their families.
The Arts and Craft Safety Guide was written by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. It is a wonderful resource for general art studio safety and more detailed information about specific art materials. It is one of many documents I reference when working in the studio.
I also recommend visiting CERF+. It is a website established to educate, support and protect artist's safety.