About DT Studio Supply

A supply shop, hung like a gallery.

Paint, paper, pencils, easels and craft tools, laid out the way a gallery hangs a show: one piece at a time, each with its own number and a plain label beside it.

Four adults painting landscapes at wooden easels in a bright art class, seen from behind, with a glass jar of brushes and an empty white ceramic jar on a table in front — Plate 01
Four easels by the window
Paint, brushes, canvas, easels

How it works

How the shop is put together.

One catalogue
Every piece in the shop has its own number, from No. 01 to No. 26. The number follows it everywhere: on the wall of the shop, on its own page and in your bag. Write to us about a piece and the number is all we need to find it.
Plain labels
Each label reads like the card beside a painting: the count, the measurements, the material and the colour, as far as they apply. Where the photo and the box differ, as with the glue sticks shown as one banded bundle or the steel ruler laid on the cutting mat, the label says so.
Our own name on it
Everything here is sold under the DT Studio Supply name. There are no ranges to learn and no codes to decode: a set of brushes is a set of brushes, counted and shaped, and a pad of paper is a pad of paper, measured and bound.
From the table to the floor
The catalogue runs from the Kneaded Erasers (3-⁠Pack) to the H-Frame Studio Easel, with paint, pencils, canvas, a drafting table and a hot glue gun in between. Two kits gather pieces from the catalogue for anyone picking up a brush or a stick of charcoal for the first time.