Texas Art Supply

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

Summit brushes maintain their shape through extended fluid acrylic sessions, something cheaper synthetics simply can't match. Princeton engineered these white synthetic filaments specifically for low-viscosity acrylics and inks, creating brushes that spring back to precise points stroke after stroke. That resilience matters when you're layering translucent color or working wet-into-wet techniques that demand consistent performance.

Whether you're building luminous glazes with fluid acrylics or rendering precise details with acrylic inks, these brushes respond predictably. The white synthetic filaments resist staining and clean thoroughly, maintaining their working characteristics through countless painting sessions. Artists working in contemporary acrylic techniques find these brushes deliver the precision fluid media demands.

05/27/2026

05/27/2026

Synthetic bristles that actually behave like natural ones, stiff enough to move heavy-bodied paint yet springy enough to maintain their shape through aggressive brushwork. Princeton engineered these Aspen brushes to handle the demands of oils and acrylics without the animal hair price tag or inconsistency. The filaments hold their configuration stroke after stroke, giving you predictable control whether you're placing thick impasto or working wet-into-wet passages.

Paint releases smoothly from the synthetic hairs rather than clinging stubbornly to the bristles, producing even color distribution across your canvas. Long handles provide the reach and balance needed for easel work, letting you step back from the surface while maintaining control.

05/26/2026

Like to paint with a fully loaded brush? Thick application and long sweeping strokes are no problem for the Signet brush! It can handle all the expressive brushwork you dish out!

05/07/2026

Now available in-store and online at www.texasart.com !

04/16/2026

The artist Bisa Butler stands beside one of her famous textile artworks titled 𝘽𝙧𝙤𝙤𝙢 𝙅𝙪𝙢𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙨 created in 2019. The piece is inspired by a 1930s photograph of an African American couple. The title refers to a historical tradition from the era of slavery, when couples would jump over a broom as a symbolic act of marriage at a time when their unions were not legally recognized. Butler is known for her unique artistic style, using appliqué and embroidery techniques to create life-sized portraits made from layered, colorful fabrics, with each artwork taking hundreds of hours to complete.

04/15/2026

Now available in-store and online at www.texasart.com !