Art and stationery are a logical match! 

Professional artists use stationery in several ways - pencils to sketch, rulers to make perfectly straight lines, and paper to create. But stationery can also channel and highlight artistic talents. Give someone, anyone, a tool to make art and chances are, art will be made!

Let us count the ways 👩🏻🎨

• The physical glide of a pen and the rich texture of a sketchpad help clear mental clutter, allowing intuitive expression to flourish.

• Good, practical materials prevent smudging and bleeding, enabling artists to perfect and refine their preferred media.

• Everyday stationery encourages out-of-the-box thinking, allowing makers to turn simple items like paperclips and carved erasers into creative experiments. 

Here are three suggestions from us to you, to get your art brain in gear!

Plastic Pipettes

Pipettes! Born to assist science, live to assist artists.

The word pipette stems from the French pipette (meaning "tube"), which became widely used by the 1800s. The French scientist Louis Pasteur invented the classic glass-and-rubber bulb instrument in the early 1860s to transfer sterile liquids without contamination. 

Fast forward a few years …. Artists began adopting these calibrated, squeeze-bulb tools to manage watercolours, inks, acrylic pouring mediums, and dyes. Pipettes allow for precision in the half-millilitre range, and so are perfect for recreating techniques similar to Pointillism—a painting style pioneered by Post-Impressionist Georges Seurat that relied on the optical mixing of pure pigment dots.

In other words, great for watercolour art. As well as watering small plants! 

Sold single.

Holds up to 5ml.

Penco Spiral Sketchbook 

For art concepts and ideas! Sketch things up. Have one handy as you go about your business. Be ready when inspiration strikes! Illustrate your observations, practice ‘plein air’ painting, and be the artist on-site!

Blank pages. 40 sheets. 157gsm.

Landscape. size: 10 9/16 x 7 1/4inch.

Made in japan.

Artist’s Tape AKA Washi Tape 

Section off painting. Tape them to a wall. Make art from tape! Collage is a key word here. But don’t mind us, follow your washi tape intuition and stick up a storm! 

1. col: black. dim: 15mm x 10m. 

2. col: matte grey. dim: 15mm x 10m. 

3. col: black. dim: 6mm x 10m / 3 rolls.

4. col: white. dim: 6mm x 10m / 3 rolls.

5. col: white. dim: 15mm x 10m. 

Material: Traditional Japanese washi paper with stickiness on one side. Made in Japan.

Have Stationery, Will Make Art

Stationery serves as the vital bridge that transforms idle imagination into tangible art. Even everyday materials give an artist’s vision room to breathe, experiment, and evolve.

Office desk, meet artist's studio. xx