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Blick Art Materials ® BACK TO SCHOOL FREE SHIPPING up to on orders of $49 or more. % See page 55 for details. 65off new ™ ENTER OUR 2ND ANNUAL Mixed Media Contest plus — ENTER TO WIN Mixing Colors $500 IN ART SUPPLIES! as low as See inside back $ 83 cover for details. 10 half gallon See page 3. DickBlick.com 800.447.8192 w w ™ Look what's for the classroom! Try the new Mixing Colors! paints Great for Teaching Color Theory See page 18 for more Blick canvas. NEW! See page 41 for Blickrylic AS LOW AS more Gelli Arts Plates. Customer-Rated $10.83 HALF GALLON NEW! save up to save Primary Red 30% Primary Yellow 50% NEW! Primary Blue Blick® Super Value Canvas Packs Gelli Arts™ Gel Printing Plate Class Pack No one does super value like Blick! Our new canvas packs are easy on Ideal for classrooms, these revolutionary printing plates look and feel classroom budgets and come in popular sizes. They feature pure cotton like a gelatin monoprinting plate — yet they're durable, reusable, and ™ ™ duck canvas stretched on a 5/8" profile kiln-dried wood frame. Pre- store at room temperature. Flexible and easy to use, they're always ready Blickrylic Mediums Blickrylic Student Acrylics primed with three coats of acid-free acrylic gesso, they're ready to paint! for printing and clean up with soap-and-water, gel hand sanitizer, or Blickrylic Mediums are non-toxic and can be mixed Blickrylic is true acrylic paint, priced for the budget-minded. Because it's extremely NUMBER SIZE REG SALE 10/EA baby wipes. Ideal for mixed media art, card making, and more. Plates with other brands of acrylic. pourable and non-toxic, it's ideal for classroom settings. And now, by popular demand, the E07526-1810 8" x 10", Pack of 10 $40.30 $20.14 $18.13 measure 1/4" thick. Class Pack includes 10, 5" x 5" plates. Blickrylic Gesso — Apply it as a ground to any surface to improve line includes three new mixing colors — Primary Blue, Primary Yellow, and Primary Red. E07526-1212 12" x 12", Pack of 7 39.50 19.75 17.78 NUMBER REG SALE adherence of Blickrylic and other polymer acrylic paints. Use this very versatile paint for an unlimited variety of projects on canvas, paper, wood, E07526-1216 12" x 16", Pack of 6 40.99 20.49 18.44 E47003-1155 $140.00 $125.99 NUMBER SIZE REG SALE 4/EA cardboard, even T-shirts. It dries quickly to a permanent, waterproof, semi-gloss finish. E07526-1620 16" x 20", Pack of 5 47.99 23.98 21.58 E00711-1016 n Pint (473 ml) $7.18 $6.11 $5.90 Colors can be assorted for quantity pricing. E00711-1017 n Quart (946 ml) 12.22 10.38 10.04 E00711-1059 n Gallon (3.78 Liter) 27.32 23.22 22.45 COLOR PINT (473 ML) QUART (946 ML) HALF GALLON (1.89 LITER) Blockout White E00711-1086 E00711-1087 E00711-1088 Blickrylic Gel Medium — Use gel medium for glazing, texturing, and For more NEW PRODUCTS Bright Red E00711-3076 E00711-3077 E00711-3078 impasto effects. Burnt Sienna E00711-8046 E00711-8047 E00711-8048 visit DickBlick.com NUMBER SIZE REG SALE 4/EA Burnt Umber E00711-8056 E00711-8057 E00711-8058 E00711-1006 Pint (473 ml) $7.36 $6.26 $5.63 Chrome Orange E00711-4666 E00711-4667 E00711-4668 E00711-1007 Quart (946 ml) 10.75 9.14 7.62 Chrome Yellow E00711-4156 E00711-4157 E00711-4158 E00711-1018 Half Gallon (1.89 Liter) 17.46 14.85 14.08 Cobalt Blue E00711-5186 E00711-5187 E00711-5188 Blickrylic Polymer Gloss Medium — Apply over your painting to Deep Yellow E00711-4326 E00711-4327 E00711-4328 produce a glossy surface rather than a matte surface. Fire Red E00711-3116 E00711-3117 E00711-3118 Green Oxide E00711-7296 E00711-7297 E00711-7298 NEW! NUMBER SIZE REG SALE 4/EA NEW! E00711-1026 Pint (473 ml) $7.36 $6.26 $5.63 Magenta E00711-3046 E00711-3047 E00711-3048 E00711-1027 Quart (946 ml) 10.75 9.14 7.62 Mars Black E00711-2046 E00711-2047 E00711-2048 E00711-1028 Half Gallon (1.89 Liter) 17.46 14.85 14.08 Phthalo Blue E00711-5146 E00711-5147 E00711-5148 Phthalo Green E00711-7066 E00711-7067 E00711-7068 Phthalo Red E00711-3406 E00711-3407 E00711-3408 Primary Blue N E00711-5016 E00711-5017 E00711-5018 Primary Red N E00711-3766 E00711-3767 E00711-3768 NEW! Primary Yellow N E00711-4016 E00711-4017 E00711-4018 Bostitch® Super Pro™ Raw Sienna E00711-8066 E00711-8067 E00711-8068 ® Raw Umber E00711-8076 E00711-8077 E00711-8078 Glow Pencil Sharpener Crayola Ultra-Clean Titanium White E00711-1116 E00711-1117 E00711-1118 See page 30. Washable Crayons Ultramarine Blue E00711-5236 E00711-5237 E00711-5238 Venetian Red E00711-3136 E00711-3137 E00711-3138 See page 34. Violet E00711-6506 E00711-6507 E00711-6508 REG SALE 12/EA REG SALE 12/EA REG SALE 6/EA $4.99 $4.24 $3.82 $8.21 $6.98 $6.28 $14.16 $12.04 $10.83 Fluorescents ® Royal & Langnickel COLOR PINT (473 ML) QUART (946 ML) HALF GALLON (1.89 LITER) ™ Fluorescent Blue E00711-5246 E00711-5247 E00711-5248 Brush Caddies Fluorescent Green E00711-7266 E00711-7267 E00711-7268 See page 16 and Fluorescent Magenta E00711-3056 E00711-3057 E00711-3058 back cover. Fluorescent Orange E00711-4556 E00711-4557 E00711-4558 Sherbet Hydrangea Fluorescent Pink E00711-3486 E00711-3487 E00711-3488 Fluorescent Red E00711-3216 E00711-3217 E00711-3218 Fluorescent True Red E00711-3716 E00711-3717 E00711-3718 Fluorescent Violet E00711-6916 E00711-6917 E00711-6918 Fluorescent Yellow E00711-4216 E00711-4217 E00711-4218 Lagoon Clover Fluorescent Ylw-Org E00711-4286 E00711-4287 E00711-4288 Blickrylic™ 6-Pack of Pints REG SALE 12/EA REG SALE 12/EA REG SALE 6/EA $5.30 $4.51 $4.05 $8.76 $7.45 $6.70 $15.09 $12.83 $11.54 Sets contain six colors in flip-top bottles in a convenient carry carton. Basic Set includes Ultramarine Blue, Chrome Yellow, Fire Metallics COLOR PINT (473 ML) QUART (946 ML) HALF GALLON (1.89 LITER) Dark Choco Snapdragon Red, Phthalo Green, Mars Black, and Titanium White. Mixing Set Metallic Brass E00711-9076 E00711-9077 E00711-9078 includes Chrome Yellow, Magenta, Ultramarine Blue, Phthalo Metallic Copper E00711-9516 E00711-9517 E00711-9518 NEW! Blick® Essentials Blue, Mars Black, and Titanium White. Metallic Gold E00711-9086 E00711-9087 E00711-9088 NUMBER DESCRIPTION REG SALE Metallic Silver E00711-9326 E00711-9327 E00711-9328 Gloss Glaze Colors NEW! Blick® Tempera Cakes E00711-1049 Basic Set $27.29 $23.20 REG SALE 12/EA REG SALE 12/EA REG SALE 6/EA See page 43. in 10 New Colors E00711-1039 Mixing Set 27.29 23.20 $6.39 $5.43 $4.89 $12.71 $10.80 $9.72 $18.03 $15.33 $13.80 2 BLICK® art materials DickBlick.com 800-447-8192 See page 10. t=CL & Prop 65 l=CL n=Prop 65 only Visit DickBlick.com/healthsafety. BLICK® art materials DickBlick.com 800-447-8192 3 For 2.5 oz tubes, paints save visit on Student paints up to DickBlick 18% .com Acrylics Chromacryl® Students' Acrylics A multi-purpose, creamy, Set of 12 Colors ® consistent, and flexible acrylic Blick Matte Acrylics paint that does it all, from Blick's matte-surface, opaque acrylics are finger painting to screen waterbased, quick-drying, and permanent, yet printing. Mixes and cleans up with non-toxic and safe for everyday use. Formulated Set of 6 Colors with the highest-quality pigments in an exceptional water. Washes out of clothing. ® COLOR 16 OZ (473 ML) HALF GALLON (1.89 LITER) Chromacryl Acrylic Essentials range of colors, they're extremely affordable. They Black E00709-2006 E00709-2008 Developed for the middle school teacher, this pour readily and consistently, apply smoothly, cover Block Out White E00709-1026 E00709-1028 economical paint offers good solubility, intense color, well, and can be applied to almost any surface — Burnt Sienna E00709-8046 E00709-8048 and a rich consistency for painting or printing. Burnt Umber E00709-8056 E00709-8058 including paper, wood, fabric, ceramic, glass, metal, COLOR 16 OZ (473 ML) HALF GALLON (1.89 LITER) ® ® Cobalt Blue E00709-5186 E00709-5188 and some plastics. Perfect for decorative painting Blick Studio Acrylic Sets Blick Studio Acrylics Black E00673-2026 E00673-2028 Cool Blue E00709-5626 E00709-5628 Block Out White E00673-1006 E00673-1008 and stenciling, they also blend extremely well, A great way to become acquainted with Blick Studio A combination of price and performance Cool Red E00709-3716 E00709-3718 Brown E00673-8006 E00673-8008 making them ideal for glazing, antiquing, and faux Acrylic Colors! Carefully chosen sets include 6, 12, 24, makes Blick Studio Acrylics a great value. A buttery Cool Yellow E00709-4476 E00709-4478 Burnt Sienna E00673-8046 E00673-8048 finish techniques.Colors can be assorted for quantity texture similar to oil paint holds impasto brush and Gold E00709-9006 E00709-9008 36, or 48 colors (the set of 48 contains every color in Cobalt Blue E00673-5186 E00673-5188 Gold Oxide E00709-9016 E00709-9018 pricing. the line). For set contents, visit DickBlick.com. knife marks, and a high pigment concentration Cool Blue E00673-5626 E00673-5628 Green Deep E00709-7046 E00709-7048 2 oz (60 ml) Bottles NUMBER DESCRIPTION REG SALE 12/EA assures strong color power and coverage. Paints Cool Red E00673-3716 E00673-3718 Green Light E00709-7016 E00709-7018 NUMBER COLOR REG SALE 12/EA E01637-0069 6 Colors, 4 oz (120 ml) $20.59 $17.50 $15.75 Cool Yellow E00673-4476 E00673-4478 dry to a permanent, non-yellowing, lightfast film that Magenta E00709-3046 E00709-3048 E00727-5163 Aqua $1.92 $1.63 $1.47 E01637-0129 12 Colors, 0.7 oz (21 ml) 18.18 15.45 13.91 Green E00673-7016 E00673-7018 is non-resoluble and flexible when dry.
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