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Dried markers doesn’t need to be the end of the markers – you can still use the pigments even after the water has gone. Let’s look at three ways of squeezing every last drop out of your Color Swell markers. 

One of the things all kids do is put things in their mouths. Where it comes to paints, markers and crayons, you can be assured nearly every child w...

Sometime when you buy bulk art supplies you have some leftovers. Have you thought of donating your art supplies to groups that may need them?   Pla...

You can use a wet brush to augment the coloring and drawing you do with Color Swell markers. This can achieve a range of results that can add fun to your artwork!

 

We can’t promise that the children that you buy bulk watercolors from Color Swell for will be the next artistic genius, with the three techniques below you can let them explore their creativity further!

Color Swell sells bulk markers that have a long lifespan, but did you know you can prolong their lifespan even more with a little extra care? With these simple "tips" (pun intended) you should maximize the time between orders and minimize your outlay on art supplies.

When it comes to bulk watercolors and kids there’s an inevitability – they will make a mess!

When you color with crayons, you’ll soon find that it is a unique medium in its own right. 

Where it comes to bulk watercolors, depth of the palettes are an important factor for both value for money and the pleasure of the children using them.

Making a mess is part of the fun of doing art! What is the best way of washing marker out of different fabrics?

One of the most maddening yet rewarding things about watercolor is that it is a fluid medium. That means you can harness but not control the paint - it all about managing flow. Let’s look at harnessing the flow of watercolor to get the best out of what can be a very beautiful medium.