Art Supplies from other Makers, and our Storefront!
August marks a full year for Peg and Awl in the barn at the Five Acre Wood in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and we just had our third studio tour. Each one sees wild change as the space evolves, but I hope settling in doesn’t stop that!
This year Walter showed his “Crossing the North Sea” paintings, which we will share in detail soon. Søren showed parts of many projects he’s been working on this past year, he debuted stickers which will be available for sale through his IG. Silas shared some pen and ink portraits and opened up commissions — his first will be a parrot named Loki! And I shared Shimmera, work from my poetry project, in side an old Post Office Station.
In addition to all of this, Peg and Awl treasures were fully stocked, and we shared some new experiments in colour. And we brought in some of our favourite art supplies from makers around the world. We will be expanding on these offerings, though most will be available for in-store purchase, we will be offering some online as we can!
Beam Paints were much loved during the tour as visitors got to play with all of the colours at our Risko Table from Art Graf! We will be bringing more of their colours in, including their new mineral palette, some new — not-yet-launched colours — and we will be working on some long-dreamed of collaborations! |
I’ve been using Noodler’s Ink for years – Catfish Black – but have been intimidated by the options! We ordered a variety of inks and I was lost in the swatching. I’ll share more on this in the future as well.
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Ever a Flea-Marketer, I’ve been gathering vintage and antique art supplies and am working out ways to share the treasures both online and in our shop. [Below]
Photograph by Emma of Skippy Cotton loving the Graphite Powder |
A corner in progress! |
Søren doodling with Noodlers!
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Nina
August 17, 2024I welcome + read your delicious newsletter for therapeutic reasons: you invariably infuse my day with colors, enlarge my scope, while making my mind spin with possibilities for new art, and gorgeous bags, journals and other goodies. It’s almost like perfume, you don’t know why the scent transports you …it’s as close to magic as you can come. Thank you for giving me that experience.
Nina,
Waving from Toronto