Case for Making

“In San Francisco's foggy Outer Sunset, Case for Making sells their handmade, artist grade watercolors. You can also find a thoughtfully curated selection of cold-pressed watercolor paper, palettes made in Italy to store your colors, ceramics to blend pigments, and other painting supplies. I love their brushes, particularly the golden travel sized ones which fit into the palm of your hand when broken down. Case for Making also sends out one of the few newsletters I actually want to subscribe to: each month they announce their roster of online and in person watercolor workshops taught by a slate of working artists. They're great for beginners and experienced painters, alike.”

“I’m taking tons of art workshops and classes this fall. And they are changing the way I look at the world. When I practice my new skills, I can feel my brain changing gears in a really, really good way. The teachers are all wonderful in their own ways and I’ve loved all of my classmates, too. I’m taking classes at lots of places, which I’ll eventually share here. But in the meantime, if you don’t know where to find a class near you, look for local community art centers (a thing I didn’t know was a thing!) and check the offerings at community colleges near you. Also, Case for Making has lots of affordable online workshops!”

“Handmade watercolors in every hue you can dream of, plus all the other supplies you’ve been coveting. The cherry on top? Classes next door in the art room, the perfect way to spark some creativity or kiki with a pal!”

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“Dreamy watercolor paints and art classes”