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[Annie.]

That is where I buy my art supply, online.  The company is very customer service oriented.  They always have some kind of promotion.

I often go to the US, so I put in an order and had it delivered to a friend house and pick it up when I visit.  It is worth because I buy a lot of acrylic supply for my daughter.  We get the acrylic by the tub.... not tube!

Good luck!

[Kathysutterlin]

  We get the acrylic by the tub.... not tube!

  Are you serious, Annie??? You buy your acrylic by the tub?? Wowser, That's a lot of Painting 

[Annie.]

Sure wish I was kidding... this is my daughter's current supply.  But it is a special case 

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On the other hand, I have primary colours, viridian, ochre and sienna... plus Ti white for oils for me. All smallest possible tubes .

[Kathysutterlin]

  Yikes Annie!!! you and your daughter are serious about your art!!! Fun, fun, fun! 

[Val]

  Holy Guacamole!!! That's a store!!! 

[Annie.]

Let's be clear:
The acrylics are hers.
The two studios are hers.
The tubs are not for sale.  Sorry Val, they won't fit in PJ anyway.
I have to return to work in July to buy the art supply.
and
I have a tiny tiny corner of her studio, and minimum little tubes of oil and mostly donated wc tubes.  Brushes are her discarts.  I steal her canvasses...

She paints daily, all paintings are different.  But very rarely she accepts to part from her art despite offers from buyers.  Occasionally gives a painting as a gift. 

I think it is time to market her but would need someone to give an opinion on her chances of success... maybe a few prints would cover part of the cost of the supply.   Sometime I felt that I understand Theo van Gogh...

[BeaSue]

Annie, does your daughter have a website where we may see her paintings?

[Annie.]

No,  I am not sure I would have the energy to do it and maintain it... but I really should do this.