For 450 years, Canson has invited artists, amateurs and professionals to freely express their creativity on high quality papers.

Chartpak prides itself on integrating brands that affect the way we work, the way we learn, and the way we create. The same inspiration that drives the artistic community to explore new and innovative methods of expression also drives the office place to engage in creative business solutions.

Every day artists from around the world are introduced to the Daler-Rowney product portfolio and quickly come to understand and appreciate that our products can be trusted upon time and time again.

Manufacture and retailer of the new "Edgmon Easel-Box."  This sturdy box is made of Alder, weighs 7.4 lbs and setup takes less than two minutes.   We offer other studio and field boxes and equipment for the artist.  11 X 14 value finder is a must for every artist.  Prints, cards and originals of paintings by Susan Edgmon will be on display and for sale.

www.edgmonart.com

Founded in the early 1900s, FW is a publisher of special interest magazines and books in a broad variety of consumer enthusiast categories.

R&F Handmade Paints was established in 1988. In that time we have been instrumental in the expansion of encaustic painting throughout the United States and Canada both because of our manufacture of high quality encaustic paint and because of our extensive workshop program in encaustic technique.

In 2008, Sculpture House celebrated 125 years providing quality sculptor’s tools and materials to professional and amateur sculptors alike.

The Strathmore brand name began to appear on our fine art papers in 1899, first with Charcoal and soon after with Bristol.

UART Pastel paper is the choice of many professional pastel, colored pencil, charcoal and water color artists. Its texture is ideal for pastel drawings where consistency is demanded.

Yasutomo and Company was established in June, 1954 by Mr. Ben Yasutomo. A man of vision, Mr. Yasutomo believed that "global marketing" was possible back in the 1950’s because he recognized that consumers in both the USA and Japan wanted products from the other’s country.