Introducing Our New Customer Gallery Tool
Michaels has the most talented customers and now we have a new, updated, easier-to-use Customer Gallery for you to share the photos of your projects. Take the Tour to get oriented with the features... |
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Coffee Break Watercolor Technique
Paint this delightful still life watercolor for your kitchen. The detailed step-by-step photos with instructions and Loew-Cornell Simply Art products will make it easy for you to create your own work... |
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Introducing Invis-A-Link™ Art Connectors
Introducing Invis-A-Link™ Art Connectors - the practically invisible connectors that work easily to group various sizes of canvas, wood panels or lightweight picture frames on your walls. You can... |
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OTT-LITE® Technology Celebrity Endorsements
OTT-LITE TrueColor products are backed by the nation’s leading crafts experts, authors, teachers and opinion leaders. OTT-LITE® TrueColor™ LampDesign Expert Craft Activity & Title... |
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Air Brushing Tips From Judy
The airbrush is one of the most versatile art tools there is; it can be used alone or with other methods, such as hand painting, colored pencils, chalks, etc. Some of the areas in which airbrush... |
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Choosing an Airbrush
Before choosing an airbrush, consider the factors unique to your particular situation. What type of work will the airbrush be used for? What type of materials will be sprayed through the airbrush?... |
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Experience Watercolor Canvas Tips & Techniques
Archival Quality: Fredrix Watercolor Artist Canvas is manufactured with acid-free materials and is guaranteed to be 100% Archival Quality. No Buckling: Fredrix Watercolor Canvas on stretcher... |
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Learn to Create Beautiful Writing
Calligraphy – the art of beautiful writing – is as old as writing itself. Beautiful writing endures in the skilled hands of craft persons who letter a wide range of materials from books to family... |
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Pastel Primer
Pastels are relatively newcomers in the history of artist materials. Crayons made from weakly bound pigment date back to the fifteenth century. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries sticks of... |
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