Good selection of styles and helpful suggestions. Great…read moreframing done quickly, under ten days. I would highly recommend them.

Amazing job framing our oil paintings! Beautiful frames and friendly service! We also loved the…read moreextensive frame selection.

Come on, you can't call yourself amazing. You have to earn that moniker…read more This store, unfortunately, is not all the amazing. Sure they've got the variety part down. They've got housewares more than anything. But for more... I guess, fun stuff, Gorilla across the street a bit more north is better.

About five minutes into browsing at From Here to Sunday, I blurted out to the sweet sales associate…read morethat "Everything in here makes me feel so happy." And it's true! This adorable storefront contains art of all mediums -- accessories, garments, teas, pottery, and more. Whimsical NYC fruit magnets? Check. Stickers of Druid woodland cats? Absolutely. The PERFECT holiday cards for friends and loved ones? Yup. And it's surprisingly affordable -- there were some incredible prints in (so glad to see the artists' names were clearly labeled!) for $15-$20. There's so much local love here and so much awesome AAPI creative energy. I know I'll be back. Thank you to Anthony, who was so sweet (and rocking one of their great mushroom shirts) while I spent approximately a million years browsing the shop. A local gem!

I love this store…read more I visited this wonderful store a few months ago. The female employee, who was seated by the front door, was sweet and incredibly welcoming. It's a tiny shop but it's jam packed full of all sorts of interesting novelty and artisanal products. Some of the things I saw were beautiful hand made pottery, jewelry, key chains, stickers, paper products such as postcards, and zines. There were a few handbags and clothing on a rack outside the shop as well. I believe the inventory changes every few months. I can't wait to go back to see what new products they'll have available.

I came here to speak John and I must say every thing he said was so on point ! He gave me the…read moreadvice that changed my life for the better ! One thing for sure John is going to tell u want u need to hear not what you want to hear . It's a difference " you must follow the advice and do the work in order to get the results. This business been here for 30 years and the vibes never change it's always positive and welcoming.

He was so on point and I know that is what other reviewers said. But he connected to my people's…read moreand told me what was up!

Annie's is such an adorable store in Park Slope! I have stopped by multiple times in recent years…read morewhile visiting. There are all sorts of great gifts for friends... or yourself. You can honestly find a bit of just about everything, which I love. If you find yourself wanting to shop local, this is a perfect place to do it!

Super cute little store. Quirky items. When I thibk general store I do thibk a little older type of…read moreitems like a Jabobs ladder and such. This is a modern general store with bright colors and jellycats. But ehat comes with that, slightly higher prices! Hey, it's Brooklyn.

I liked the idea of buying paints and brushes from a local shop instead of a chain. However, the…read moreproject didnt happen so i tried to retirn the items, unopened, perfect condition, with receipt. Turns out, if you keep your receipt and items are unused, Apple will not refund your money to your original credit card, only store credit. They will only refund your money if you paid with cash. ?? This was my first time buying here and am puzzled by this policy. Would prefer to have the money rather than the supplies I cant use.

Last well stocked independent art supply store in NYC. I buy basswood sheets and sticks, they have…read moreevery variety, including chunk basswood. A godsend for architectural modelmakers.

Excellent new vintage and new home goods shop in Park Slope. The merch is more unexpected and less…read moretogether with a strong curated eye. The owner told me that her favorites are green and pink - you can see those colors in everything from vintage Hall china to a floor mat. I loved the vintage lamp and art collections. I will be back soon to see what else I can call dib on. Today it was a fish pencil case.

Super cute new park slope gift shop!!! The colors are amazing and lots of stuff here was pretty…read moreunique

I was excited to see Blick was open for in-store shopping. I called ahead of my visit to find out…read moreif they had the items in stock and they did. So I was quite excited when I found a park right across the street. The layout was simple and quickly found the correct department. Some of the items were not on the shelf so I requested some help. That's when everything went down hill. As I waited for the employee to get the items from the stockroom, I encountered the locals. I know the neighborhood had changed but having rude school-aged kids and their parents invade my personal space as if the pandemic and I were non-existent was too much. Having a nasty father attempt to verbally attack me for moving back from their rude intrusions in a narrow space without so much as a word, completely disgusted me. By the reaction of the employees behind the counter, you know these kind of guys treat them the same way. I will go all the way to Manhattan to pick up items before I come back to deal with entitled jerks who have invaded the neighborhood.

I was excited when this art supply store reopened and have visited a few times in the past months…read more This store is pretty expansive and well organized with a plethora of different types of paints, canvas, pens, paper, and much more. My first visit I picked out specific colors I needed in acrylic paint: Iridescent White {not realizing this would be shimmery which was quite a cool effect} and Quinacrione Magenta {a lovely hot pink hue}. I selected the Blick Artists brand because it seemed to be the most economical and still ended up being on the expensive side. The white color was around $4 and the magenta shade was $8! I figured that it was worth it because it's my favorite color and difficult to create. I also bought the Aquarelle 18 color water color set, which was nicely priced around $15. The next time I went specifically to get canvas because I was joining a Yelp Elite Virtual Paint & Sip Night. I was going to buy the canvas separately and picked a few different sizes, but when I got to the register, I saw that canvas being sold in bulk for only $20! At first, I couldn't decide which size I wanted. Finally, I went for the 11x14 which contained 7 pieces of canvas. Another time, I picked out a set of Blick Studio acrylic paints {my favorite medium of paint}, which includes 48 different colors. I also got the regular shade in acrylic paint: Titanium White and a hot pink pen. In total, all these purchases were approximately $43. Each time, the cashiers were friendly and efficient. They asked me if I was a teacher and since I am, I received 10% off. Prices are generally reasonable, with a few exceptions depending on the brand. Overall, a great place to shop for art supplies with a decent variety.