I was on my way to the ice cream shop, a few doors down, and found this place on the way. I am so…read moreglad I found this delightful little shop! I found some pastels that can be used with water to make them look like water colors, a nice little notepad for traveling and doing art, and some fun paintbrushes. The owner is delightful. Very nice to talk with. I love her shop and I wish her much success with it! Lots of giftable art supplies here that would make wonderful birthday presents and such. For all ages. Go visit this shop and buy something. Support the small business owner. PS: She liked my dogs too. That's always a nice bonus!!

The variety is good, the service is great, and the prices are competitive. Whenever possible I…read moreprefer to get my supplies here over the big chain stores.

Great variety of art supplies and Steve is so knowledgeable about the best products to purchase!read more

So many great finds in this little upstairs shop! From toys/activities for kids to painting…read moresupplies and all the yarn, I was very impressed! The service was exceptional, and the salespeople were attentive without hovering. The prices were very reasonable- I came for the yarn, which is always pricey, but it wasn't exorbitant. Would definitely stop here again!

Great assortment of painting supplies on second floor and gifts of every nature ! Nail clippers…read moreeven! Friendly staff!

Lovely town art store. Assistance was easy to come by. Friendly. Good selections of products.read more

Very friendly staff who go the extra mile to be helpful. I came in with a somewhat unusual question…read moreabout acrylic products, and the man at the counter (sorry, forgot his name!) called the manufacturer on the spot and got an answer, plus ordered the product I needed and called me when it came in. Nice selection of quality products, and the brush selection is really good. They carry professional level brands of brush that can't be purchased locally elsewhere, as well as some decent bargain lines. This is an artist's store that also has some kids' stuff, not vice versa.

Don't be deceived by the outside: Artisans and Craftsman is essentially an ENORMOUS warehouse of…read moreevery art supply you could ever think of. My partner *loves* coming here because he usually finds exactly what he's looking for (... and a whole bunch of stuff he wasn't looking for, but it inspires him soOooOooo he has to get all of that too). For him, it's five stars. For me, the couple of times I've been to pick up/look for something... the employees have been so, so incredibly rude. Clearly, I don't give off an artsy vibe, and they know it. One particular time that haunts me: I asked about something specific and I used an alternative term for it (but still a correct term; I had to do a quick internet search after I left to see if I really had misspoken - I hadn't) and all four employees behind the counter just stared blankly at me. I repeated my question, explaining what I needed with context so they could visualize what I was talking about, and was met with "never heard of it", "that doesn't exist", "we don't carry anything like that". I eventually found what I was looking for on my own, and when I cashed out I was met with snickers and eyerolls. "Ohhhhhhh, you meant [other term]." I felt so ridiculed and awkward and unwelcome. For me, it's a one star.

They have a good selection of supplies. Love looking through the discontinued post cards. Bad…read morecustomer service, however. Waited a full minute before the female cashier with short auburn hair rang me up. Very stiff and refused to make eye contact, seemed bored and distracted, ringing me up for a smoke break. Next time I will purchase from Blick.

I will drive an hour of my way and then spend $100 on things I don't technically need, I love this…read moreplace so much. Great art supplies, including items you might never see in another store for all types of painting and drawing. Add that with tons of cute and affordable gifts, and then after visit the toy section and you're sure to find something for the kiddo in your life. Great place to go for holiday shopping because their prices are competitive and you get to support a local business instead of a big box, plus you'll be lucky to see these items anywhere else! On a recent trip, I bought drawing supplies for me and magnatile minis for a Christmas gift. It can be tricky to find the staircase down between the other colorful businesses on the street, but give it a shot and you won't be disappointed.

The art supply: A very nice selection of art supplies. Sad to say that even with their selection of…read moresketch pads, they did not have the BF's favorite brand. They did have a lot of good stuff in the little back room past the cash register. I even found some heavy duty thread on clearance. The gallery: They are currently showing "Mans and Other" by George Herman. You can make your own judgement if you go. One tip: the paintings change as you get closer or further away.

Nahcotta is literally the cutest shop ever. They sell a variety of neat things such as prints,…read moreartwork, jewelry, stationery, small-batch treats (funky chocolates! cool jams! interesting hot sauces... ghost pepper-tequila-lavender sauce anyone?), and body care. Oh, there's also a small sales section tucked in the corner of the room! I had one H E C K of a good time browsing the stationery + prints sections where I picked out a peach gel pen, an adorable animal sticker sheet, and a fun pug print (which came with an envelope!). I'd highly recommend checking this store out for all things artsy, neat, whimsical, and fun.

This was a fun little shop! They have great items for kids and adults alike. They have a wonderful…read moreassortment of house warming gifts, kitchen items, and art...oh the fun art! My husband and I couldn't leave without purchasing some accessories for our office (click and felt coasters). When we got home from our trip, we were describing this shop to some friends that own an art gallery and they knew exactly the store we were talking about! Ha. Stop by and pick yourself out a little something.