Author Topic: Art Supplies Site headcheese
posted 01-23-2001 05:54 PM
--I dont know who else here is in art school, or has been, but, i use some products from this company. Alot of the supplies we use from school come from Dick Blick. yes, i snickered at the name in middle school, but, heres a link, if i can get it to work. it has supplies i think some people here might find usefull. so, give it a look.
http://www.dickblick.com/homepage/a/

Jeff F
posted 01-24-2001 12:27 AM
I've taught a number of art classes for more than a decade.

NASCO and Triarco are also excellent sources of inexpensive fine arts supplies, including some neat molding and casting materials like Flex Wax.

While the bulk acrylic artist paints made by both of the above companies don't have quite the opacity of professional grade brands (Liquitex, Grumbacher, Windsor & Newton) their in-house brands are CP non-toxic, durable and excellent for FX work. The price is too good to say no to. I often buy it by the half gallon, but the pints are a good value as well.
http://www.nascofa.com/

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crazy lou
posted 01-24-2001 02:15 AM
jeff, you been holding out on us.


headcheese (eeew) if you're looking for links, see below. I'll have to add this new one from Jeff to it, but you can compare costs and "shop around" for a lot of supplies and info


later
Tom

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headcheese
posted 01-25-2001 12:29 AM
--im always lookin around, just not particularly this time. i was just lettin all yall know about the dick blick site. acrylic paints rule. also, i think ill buy some roma from there, unless, there is a cheaper place.

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