Favourite Tools

​These are some of my favorite tools and materials I use on a regular basis in my practice. Please drop me a note if you have any questions.

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​Collapsible Water Container

Collapsible and ideal for travel and painting on the go.

If you are in Canada
If you are in the US

 

 

​Palette

Empty 18-well watercolour plastic palette.

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If you are in the US

 

 

​Round Palette

Round small 10-well plastic palette.

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If you are in the US

 

 

​Round Porcelain Palette

Round 12-weel porcelain palette.

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If you are in the US

 

 

​Stay Wet Palette

I use a stay-wet palette in my studio for my oils. I have a glass inserted in there, to cover the whole area, and I use a glass razor scraper to clean it up. I got the piece of glass custom cut to fit. The oils stay open (wet) for weeks in this way and last much longer.

If you are in Canada
If you are in the US

 

 

Travel Watercolor Brushes

Travel Watercolour Brushes - 7 Set

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If you are in the US

 

 

​Value Scale

Perfect Tool for determining Value in painting.

If you are in Canada
If you are in the US

 

 

​View Finder

My viewfinder is not as clean as this one as it's been used so much!! I use it both in the studio sometimes to find still life set ups and outdoors to simplify my landscapes and narrow down the options.

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If you are in the US

 

 

​Water Brush

Water Brush with an Easy to Squeeze Barrel - perfect for taking minimal supplies.

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​Watercolour Brushes Travel set

I love this set of watercolour brushes as they keep a fantastic point, come in three sizes and they have the cap to protect them when put away.

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If you are in the US

 

 

​Wipe out Tool

This wipeout tool or Kemper tool is fantastic for “drawing'“ on the canvas by wiping paint off. I use it for signing my paintings too.

If you are in Canada
If you are in the US