Kat was super nice and helpful when choosing what frames to get! She did a great job and I love how…read morethey turned out! I'll always come back to her for any questions or help that I need! Great value and worth every penny!

I honestly cannot believe I have not been here before this recent visit, as I love crafting, but…read moreusually had gone to the Joann's down the street (RIP). I was on the hunt for some specific paper for bookbinding and was not disappointed by the options. Not only did I find the blank paper I needed, I found a great selection of more specialty and fun paper as well as stationary pens and a few other basic bookbinding materials. They have much more than that though, including all your arts and craft needs, paints, pens, pencils, canvas, etc and fun trinkets, cute stationary type such as journals, stickers, etc. The prices are all very reasonable and they do offer student/teacher discounts. They were running a back to school donation drive for the local schools, which you received a 20% coupon for a return visit. It's only downfall is the parking, alas it is on campus and shared space with lots of high traffics restaurants and groceries, but if you don't find a spot right away, usually a lap or two will do it.

My wife and I were visiting my great niece and it turns out eight years old. She has a talent for…read moreart so I said oh I know what to get her. My brother was a famous artist, and he was encouraged from that age forward, and it really helped his understanding of art and creation of it. So we want to encourage that with her. The staff was one gentleman that ran the store when we came in and he directed us to the color, pencils and a nice notebook to do her drawings. Thank you so much. You should've heard her excitement when she saw what we got her ... it was payday. The store was spacious and wonderfully full shelves that we could find and choose whatever we wanted for our artistic needs. The staff, the gentleman that helped us was for a pleasant and helpful and informative. He assisted my wife several times and myself I was pretty good on my own, but he did give me some assistance in one area. The quality of the merchandise they have there is very very good. All your budding artists need to drop down there and see what you can find.

When I want to upgrade my writing instrument, find a blank journal, find extremely nice hand-made…read morewrapping paper or makes plans for an art class to upgrade "Scribbles" my cartoon alter ego I come here. When I need a special gift for Ric Murillo, Terrell Hosteen and other family artists I come here. They have a little of anything a scribbler, student, amateur, semi-amateur or pro artist needs. Value - all price points, starting slightly higher than Walmart.

The Cartel is located inside the OneOhOne Gallery. The Cartel holds art classes of all types of…read moremedia. You can also visit The Cartel to use their space as an art studio. You can take your own materials. If you forgot something, no doubt the studio will have the supplies you needed. There is a small fee for studio usage. Free street and lot parking.

Everything you could possibly need to create beautiful art. And when you're done it's a beautiful…read moregallery to display it. Owner and management are not afraid to give you great insight and knowledge in all aspects of art.

I cannot say enough good things about this company. Today the manager helped me with the…read morerefinishing of a plaster console table, he took the time to explain a few options that could work so I Ould make an educated decision. I have found the employees are always super helpful, their knowledge of the products is impressive and given their various backgrounds they are able to provide you with multiple options for any project you have. A+++

So I have been doing molds and casting parts for the film industry in Los Angeles since the early…read more1980's. I have done business with a wide variety of suppliers and Reynolds is now my top choice for materials. They just know their stuff when it comes to making something. With casting materials and mold materials there are so many choices from so many suppliers it can be a challenge at times to find the right path to get the results you want. Laurie at Reynolds in Tempe just has it down where the guess work is at a real minimum. Not every project or job is a 1,2,3, to finish operation, so anything that takes out the error and saves you money is a bonus in my book and Reynolds does just that. Oh yeah, be ready to gawk for a while if you're a creator, because your choices and tools available at Reynolds far exceeds many of the suppliers I used while working in Hollywood.

This Center is located off US 60, Rural Road exit southeast side of the road. You will see the…read moresign for Jerry's Artarama. Jerry's Artarama is a large discount art supplies store. If you are a member, or want to become one, you will receive 10% off your purchase. There is also a bowling alley, vape, coffee house, an Indian restaurant and some other businesses. Huge shared parking lot and WiFi in some of the businesses.

Solid selection of Montana spray paint, amazing selection on paints for oil water and acrylic they…read morehave a fairly large amount of pencils and markers some of which you definitely WONT find at Micheal's, hobby lobby and most big boxes. Staff is friendly and knows a good deal of things no matter the project I'm almost certain they have it and have someone if you are learning that'll guide you for what you need to be successful in your project. Some things are little pricey compared to online stores but that is just the norm. Stores beyond super neat and clean no pushy staff for sales.

We have been ordering from Blick's online website for years…read more This is our first time in an actual store, but we came away impressed. The Art supplies business seems like a difficult one to be in. But Blick's quality and wide selection, makes them hard to beat. They run sales occasionally, which depending upon our timeing, can be a decent opportunity to get things at a reasonable price. Service here was friendly and knowledgeable. Today, we came away down forty bucks or so. Probably the cheapest we've spent in a long time. LOL. But if you are into paint supplies, paper, oils and watercolors, they're the only game in town.

The worker was actually so sweet! We had a small conversation and she was efficient! Very nice,…read moretheir stuff is such good quality and definitely worth the price. They have a lot of options, the variety is very nice. They have Sanrio, anime, and stationary. They have some cute blind boxes with mini plushies!

My wife and I had not gone down this wing of the mall lately and were pleasantly surprised to see a…read morebrand new addition - a Tokyo Japanese Lifestyle store. We love this store. Plenty of poseable figures, coin banks of your favorite characters, Funko Pop figures, journals, and other stationery items, plush items, pillows, and t-shirts. Everything you can imagine with a connection to Japanese culture. Our absolute favorite offering though is the "grabby games" or toy claw games in the front of the store. Tokens are $1 each so you cannot play forever, but if you are skilled you may grab a toy or collectible or two. We played five times and got an animal coin purse and a small plush animal keychain, too. The store looks like it has some room for expansion and since we have been in other locations where you can barely walk through them due to the quantity of merchandise it was both refreshing and hopeful. Nice to have the space but looking forward to what else they will bring into their store.

This wonderful little store is only open certain mornings and Tuesday and Thursday from 5 -9pm so…read morebe sure of the hours before you drive over there, but it is worth the drive. I have never seen such a wide selection of paints, books, wood and other items for painting, accessories, samples, etc. The owner was very gracious and told me they had been there for 25 years! I had fun looking around and would definitely want to take some classes here if I lived in the area. (4/23/09)