A fine quality and economical paint, a great combination for the beginning artist! Opaque blendable colours are bright and rich and won'tchip, flake or crack when dry. Washes out of most fabrics with soap and cold water. Certified AP Non-Toxic.
Little Masters Washable Tempera Paint is a fine quality & economical washable paint. Opaque blendable colours are bright & rich, won't chip, flake or crack when dry. Washes out of most fabrics with soap & cold water. Certified AP Non-Toxic.
Little Masters Washable Tempera Paint is a fine quality & economical washable paint. Opaque blendable colours are bright & rich, won't chip, flake or crack when dry. Washes out of most fabrics with soap & cold water. Certified AP Non-Toxic.
Little Masters Washable Tempera Paint is a fine quality & economical washable paint. Opaque blendable colours are bright & rich, won't chip, flake or crack when dry. Washes out of most fabrics with soap & cold water. Certified AP Non-Toxic.
Designed specifically for sketching! These sets contain beautiful sought after grey colours essential to sketching. The sketch sticks are also excellent for blending! 6.5cm x 10cm.
Designed specifically for sketching! These sets contain beautiful sought after greys, sanguine and sepia, colours essential to sketching. The sketch sticks are also excellent for blending! 12Set.
Designed specifically for sketching! These sets contain beautiful sought after greys, sanguine and sepia, colours essential to sketching. The sketch sticks are also excellent for blending! 12Set.
Charcoal produced from willow is soft,?which provides easy shading from black to pale?grey, and produces a deep black favored by?many artists. Sticks are cut to 6" in length and?vary in width. 25/pkg.
Great for drying and sorting masterpieces! The metal constructed shelves can be raised and lowered allowing students to insert and remove their paintings with ease. Features rounded corners for safety, and a tough powder coat finish. Can be used on a table or countertop. 40 shelves. 20"W x 32"L x 26-1/4"H.
