TUTORIALS & PRODUCT GUIDE

Cleaning your watercolor brushes is important to maintain their quality and prolong their lifespan. Here are the steps to clean watercolor brushes: Rinse the brush: Rinse the brush under warm running water to remove any excess paint. Be gentle and...

Using a fountain pen can be a little different from using a regular ballpoint pen or rollerball pen, but it's not difficult once you get the hang of it. Here are the basic steps to using a fountain pen: Fill...

This year there was finally enough of us to participate in INKTOBER as a team and we decided to take on MOSSERY's INKTOBER prompts! Mossery is a local Malaysian brand that prides themselves in making thoughtful stationery that sparks joy in...

The final days of the year are upon us and if you have yet to purchase your planner yet (what are you doing whyyyyy), we thought this post would help you compare and decided the different layouts to pick!  TRAVELER'S NOTEBOOK...

In this month's guide, we're going to talk about choosing sketchbooks! Sketchbooks are a great way to document your artworks and travels but getting one is easier said and done, of all the brands out there which one will best suit...

Welcome to our Meet the Maker series, every month we will be featuring the person behind the brands you see here in our store so that you can get to know better the people who make the products that make your...

We're back with another tutorial this time on how you can use clear stamps! Clear stamps are made out of silicone and these versatile craft must haves are great for making everything from home decor projects to journal layouts, greeting cards...

Did you know? Back when seals were a big deal and were mainly used to officiate documents in a person’s name, they were usually destroyed after said person has passed away to prevent forgery or misuse of the seal. Nowadays,...

“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.”  ― Albert Einstein An eraser is a pencil’s best friend; it’s tough to use a pencil without needing an eraser. Some prefer a nifty eraser on the top...