Art Supplies, Journals, Courses and More

Great for scaling a reference image for drawing.

Pastel in pan form – I often use these for my black & white portraits.

Application tools used with the pan pastels. Great for working on fine details.

While I have a larger set, I often use the black & white pencils in portraits.

A nice drawing pencil starter set to learn the different types of leads.

One of my favorite erasers when working on fine details.

A good journal for mixed media and watercolors.

My first art journal that I still enjoy using in both the 9×12 and 5×8 sizes.

I have both the 9×12 and 5.5×8 sizes. I love using these for portrait sketching in graphite with white gel pen details.

A good overall set that are firm and hold up to a lot of use in journals.

Another pair of Dina Wakley Brushes that I use often.

These pencils glide on smoothly and are high quality.

You can use as crayons or add water to make watercolor paint. I especially love bringing these when traveling.

These tapes come in many colors and designs. They can be removed without damaging the paper and make great additions to art journals.

An easy and less messy way to add oil paint to your artwork.

A great middle ground between oil and acrylic paints. These dry slower than regular acrylics but faster than oils.

Vibrant in color and meant to last. You can’t get much better than golden paints.

Thicker paint that holds its form. Great color and lightfastness.

Once you try mono-printing with this gel plate, you’ll be hooked!

Use this to add paint to your gelli plate or to add/move paint around your artwork.

Use with the gelli printing plate to make mono prints. When glued down the paper becomes transparent.

Comes in a variety of colors and can write on different types of surfaces. Can also activate it with water.

Glides on smoothly and is bright white. I like using them in my art journals. 

I prefer to work with my substrate vertically in front of me, and this easel is lightweight and portable. I have many of these!

Beautiful storytelling with great creative exercises.

My introduction to intuitive painting, which was a game changer in my creative journey!

Flora’s follow-up book to Brave Intuitive Painting and just as inspirational.

I love Danielle’s whimsical girls and creatures; this book helps you learn how she creates her dynamic illustrations.

Jane was my introduction to drawing whimsical faces. I love her style.

I’ve found many people don’t want to use their handwriting; this book helps you learn how to make it more whimsical.