Princeton Catalyst Tools, Art Supplies for Texturizing and Moving Paint, Wedge- White
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Nathan Blackstone
> 3 dayWhen painting, I like to use alternatives to paint brushes for experimentation. Previously, I had been using the flat surface on the backside of paint tubes. I saw a YouTube video where an artist was using one of these wedges, so I decided to give it a shot. It allows you make some interesting gestures that smoothly move the paint. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for something different for painting (particularly abstracts!).
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D. Tappen
> 3 dayMy favorite painting tools.
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JLM
> 3 dayDoes what it’s made for. What else is there to say?
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Giboney74
> 3 dayGreat art tool, Ill always use these for my work.
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Devon
> 3 dayWhat an amazing tool
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Lynn
> 3 dayGreat tool to use. I use mine to make lines in my painting and to swipe. Very nice.
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Robin A. Neumann
> 3 dayGreat for spreading paint thinly and creating transparent layers!
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Joshua Paul
> 3 dayMy ex was a painter and would drag me to art stores periodically and i saw one of these in Dick Blicks and i had no clue what it was but i started playing with it and immediately thought of using it as sort of a flexible bench-knife spatula combo. I was right. I now have multiples of them and using them in baking applications more than most other tools. As a hand tool i have better tactile feeling vs using a handled spatula and it feels less clumsy. It doesn’t scratch or scrape against metal mixing bowls or metal kitchen tables or stone counter tops. Its a little blunt to be using for dividing doughs and such but i still use it 9 out of ten times. It’s stiff but maneuverable with a fatter “handle” end that tapers down to the business end.
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Paige
> 3 dayI love it. It feels so good in my hand. And so easy to control. It’s my new favorite tool! I ordered another for my artist friend! I told her it will change her life!
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Pooja V
> 3 dayAll the usable edges need to be clean and straight to be used for art/painting, and they are not. Looks like these were made in a mould or assembly line and not cleanly detached from the other items. I tried to clean up the bits of extra material marring the edges, but its not as good as the product should be. Too bad.
Artist Paint Tools
Creating Brushes that Inspire
Princeton Artist Brush Co. is one of the largest brush-makers in North America. Since they started in 1992, artist brushes have been their sole focus. While other companies offer an assortment of art supplies, Princeton focuses on making one thing: the best quality, most fairly priced artist brushes available today.
About Our Tools
Catalyst Tools
"The Catalyst tool collection is a series of must-have professional paint supplies for artists. Whether you’re an accomplished artist or just learning to paint, you’ll love the dimension and texture our tools provide.
This collection features a range of supplies including Wedges, Blades, Mini-Blades and Contours. Our tools can be utilized across a wide range of surfaces and mediums. "
- Made with flexible silicone
- Ergonomic design blends tradition and innovation
- Heat-resistant, solvent-resistent and easy to clean
Types of Catalyst Tools
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WedgesOur silicone wedges are ergonomically designed to fit in your hand, allowing a direct interaction with your art work. Wedges can be used to move paint and add dimension and texture to your artwork. |
BladesCatalyst Blades offer a blend of tradition and innovation. They can be used to achieve a variety of effects, from sweeping strokes to refined details. |
Contours & Mini-BladesStiff nylon Contours and flexible silicone Mini-Blades are offered in a variety of fun shapes and convenient sizes. They allow for extensive creativity with food crafting, ceramics, plaster and heavy acrylic media. |
Why You"ll Love Catalyst Tools
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Designed with Flexible SiliconeMade out of flexible silicone, the Wedges, Blades and Mini-Blades are durable and allow artists a new form of expression. |
Works Well with All MediumsWhether you’re painting, working with encaustics, ceramics, plaster or heavy acrylic media, the Catalyst Tools are perfect for all mediums. |
Clean-Up is a BreezeEasily clean the Blades and Wedges with mild soap and water. Dried paint can even be peeled off the silicone and nylon surfaces. The blades can also be separated from their wooden handles for cleaning. |
Ceramics
Culinary Art
Batik
Acrylic Paints & Mediums