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Metal Leaf - 25 Sheets Transfer
Starting at: £12.50
Metal leaf is sold in book form, with 25 140 mm x 140 mm sheets per book. Each book contains 0.5 sq metre of metal leaf. The leaf is sold ‘transfer’, with a paper backing for easier handling. Lose leaf is available to order, if required. Metal leaf will oxidise is left untreated, so it should be varnished with shellac or Ormoline Sealer. Use French Enamel Varnish to colour & seal the leaf. Learn More -
Brodie & Middleton Paper Snow
Starting at: £36.70
Looks like the real thing. Shredded and treated film flakes. Ideal for use with snow & wind machines. 17 litres = 3 sq m, 58 litres = 10 sq m. Depth approx. 5 mm Learn More -
General Purpose Masking Tape 50 mm
Starting at: £1.10
Good quality single-use 3M paper masking tapes in a broad variety of sizes. Learn More -
Paper Canson Infinity Rag Photographique 310 gsm
Starting at: £52.60
100% cotton, pH neutral. Extra smooth surface. Coated on one side. 310 gsm. Learn More -
Paper Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Satin 310 gsm
Starting at: £216.20
100% cotton. Smooth surface. Coated one side. 310 gsm. Pack of 25 sheets. Learn More -
Paper Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Ultrasmooth 305 gsm
Starting at: £103.20
100% cotton. Extra smooth surface. Coated one side. 305 gsm. Pack of 25 sheets Learn More -
Fabriano Academia Cartridge Paper Roll
Starting at: £27.00
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Fabriano Academia Cartridge Paper Roll - Fabriano Accademia drawing paper is made of high quality lignin free and acid free cellulose. Learn More -
Golden White Absorbent Ground
Starting at: £23.50
Paper-like surface for watercolour effects. Learn More -
Lyra Rembrandt Aquarell
Starting at: £2.10
Made from PEFC-certified cedar wood Lyra Aquarell range contains high-quality lightfast pigments. The sharp and bright pencils become perfect watercolours on paper thanks to a water-soluble wax binder. The colours can be mixed and blended due to their transparent qualities. Learn More -
Lyra Rembrandt Sepia Dark Pencils
Starting at: £2.50
DRY PENCIL
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Very Friable and fluid, it’s easy to blend with fingers and paper wiper.
It is strictly recommended the use of fixative.
It is recommended to sharpen with a knife and the lead shaped with a scraper or sandpaper.
OIL PENCIL
The lead is smooth and very dark. Perfect for very intese undetailed sketching. -
Lyra White Pastel Pencil
Starting at: £2.50
DRY PENCIL
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The calcium carbonate and the titanium dioxide give definite brightness and enhance the light areas with
evocative chiaroscuro effects, particularly using fingers and paper wiper. It is strictly recommended the use of
fixative.
OIL PENCIL
The addition of vegetal oils and wax allows intense and full sketches. The lead is soft and smooth and so
when you increase the pressure of the pencil onto the paper you could obtain deep contrasts and complete
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Branded Stretcher Bars - A sizes
Starting at: £2.15
Russell & Chapple ‘Branded’ stretchers are our quality range of canvas stretcher frames. They are made of laminated pine to minimise warping, and have a 1/4 in lip to raise the canvas away from the bars. The bars made in ‘A’ paper sizes are not mortised for cross-bars at any length. Learn More -
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Roberson Acrylic Primer
Starting at: £22.00
Robersons manufacture a range of primers based on high quality acrylic resins. Learn More
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