Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 9 knife. It has the traditional kite-shaped blade of a painting knife, and is suitable for fine detail.

This palette knife's blade measures 35mm in length, with a width of 12mm at its widest point. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 8 knife. It has a long, thin tip with a rounded end.

This palette knife's blade measures 75mm in length, with a width of 15mm at its widest point. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 5 knife. It has a rounded tip and a blade which is similar to the No. 3, but which is wider and slightly shorter.

This palette knife's blade measures 61mm in length, with a width of 61mm at its widest point and a tip of 6mm. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 4 knife. It has a kite-shaped blade which is much longer and thinner than most palette knife blades.

This palette knife's blade measures 70mm in length, with a width of 12mm at its widest point and a tip of 3mm. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 3 knife. It has a rounded tip, similar to the No. 5 blade but slightly longer and thinner.
This palette knife's blade measures 65mm in length, with a width 19mm of at widest point and a tip of 3mm. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 2 knife. It has a kite-shaped blade which is slightly longer and thinner than most palette knife blades.

This palette knife's blade measures 55mm in length, with a width of 13mm at its widest point. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 10 knife. It has a small blade with a blunt, rounded tip. Knife No. 9 is more suitable for detail, becuase it has a slightly sharper tip.

This palette knife's blade measures 66mm in length, with a width of 13mm at its widest point. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

Using a simple eyelet system, Jackson's have created an apron that allows you to decide on the fit that's best for you. The two supportive straps do not pull at your neck and can be passed straight over your shoulders or crossed behind your back for extra security. With a choice of three different height settings artists of all shapes and sizes will find themselves comfortable and covered.

The apron is constructed from a heavyweight splash-proof canvas, and features three large pockets for convenience. A chest pocket works well for glasses, phones or music players.

Carefully crafted in Italy, RGM Idea Line Stainless Steel Palette Knives are made of fully non-welded stainless steel, resulting in a very sturdy knife that can be used with chemical-based products.The mirror polish on the blades gives them a slick feel that guarantees smooth performance, while the rounded handle provides an excellent grip. Innovative, functional, and lightweight, the range also allows for easy clean-up as the knives can be washed in a dishwasher. Since their creation in 1961, Italian company RGM have manufactured high-quality fine arts products. The distinct quality of their palette knives and tools has meant that, from small beginnings, RGM has become a well renowned leader in the provision of tools for the fine arts.

For use with oil and acrylic paint, the Jakar Varnished Rectangular Walnut Palette has been designed to sit comfortably on the forearm with a thumbhole, allowing you to grip it with ease. It is really lightweight which is ideal if you are going to be spending a long time in the studio painting. The surface has a slight sheen.

New Wave Glass Palettes are made from a rectangular 1/8" glass panel and come in three colors: Grey, White and Clear. Made from tempered glass, they are resistant to breakage; they also bear plastic edge-protectors, which stop the palette slipping on smooth surfaces. The underside of the Grey and White palettes are covered with a dense, color-fast, solvent- and water-resistant base.

The main benefit for painters is the ease with which this palette can be cleaned. Dried acrylic paint will peel straight off the glass surface, and dried oil paint can be removed with solvents or a blade. However, this palette can be used for a wide range of artistic tasks besides painting. Because the glass surface is extremely smooth, it is an excellent surface for rolling out printmaking ink, monoprinting, or mulling pigments. Its compact size means it fits into the Masterson Artist Palette Seal which can be used to stop paint drying.

Jackson's Extra Offset Crank knifes are a new range of palette and painting knives made from stainless steel with black wooden handles. Compared to the old range of Black Handled painting knives, these knives have longer shanks, a more flexible blade, and a larger ‘offset’. The offset is the angle between the flat of the blade and the handle.

When the bottom of the blade is held flat on a table, the handle of a knife with a large offset will point higher in the air than a knife with a small offset. A reasonable offset is desirable in a painting knife because it stops the artist’s knuckles coming into contact with the wet surface of the canvas.

The range also includes two palette knives which have long, straight blades which continue the line of the handle (i.e. with no offset at all).

This is a No. 6 knife. It has a wide blade which has a rounded tip.

This palette knife's blade measures 67mm in length, with a width of 22mm at its widest point and a tip of 5mm. The crank's offset measures 32mm, while the shank adds an additional 52mm in length. The handle measures 100mm in length with a diameter of 10mm.

This Ceramic Daisy Palette has a nice weighty feel and can be used with watercolour, dyes and acrylic. Because it is made from porcelain, it is easy to clean, will not stain and will keep your paints wet for longer than a plastic palette; providing a longer period for wet mixing and allowing you to avoid having to colour match to dry hues. Ceramic palettes are very sturdy and designed for years of consistent use.

It has 6 external wells and one central well, with each well measuring approximately 2” in diameter.

This Ceramic Palette has a nice weighty feel and can be used with watercolour, inks, dyes and acrylics. Because it is made from porcelain, it is easy to clean, will not stain and will keep your paints wet for longer than a plastic palette; providing a longer period for wet mixing and allowing you to avoid having to colour match to dry hues. Ceramic palettes are very sturdy and designed for years of consistent use.

This palette is 7” in diameter in total, with 10 wells, and a two larger central wells for mixing or holding a large amount of paint.

This Ceramic Palette has a nice weighty feel and can be used with watercolour, inks, dyes and acrylics. Because it is made from porcelain, it is easy to clean, will not stain and will keep your paints wet for longer than a plastic palette; providing a longer period for wet mixing and allowing you to avoid having to colour match to dry hues. Ceramic palettes are very sturdy and designed for years of consistent use. This palette is 7"� in diameter in total, with 4 wells, each of which has a grove for resting your paintbrush, and a larger central well for mixing.

This Ceramic Palette has a nice weighty feel and can be used with watercolour, inks and dyes. Because it is made from porcelain, it is easy to clean, will not stain and will keep your paints wet for longer than a plastic palette; providing a longer period for wet mixing and allowing you to avoid having to colour match to dry hues. Ceramic palettes are very sturdy and designed for years of consistent use.

The 5 slanting wells allow for the storing of a reasonable amount of pigment while preventing your brush having to approach the pigment at a sharp angle. They also can be used for creating gradations of wetness and tone, while the 5 circular wells mean you can simultaneously store water or keep a consistent colour separated.

This Ceramic Palette has a nice weighty feel and can be used with watercolour, inks, dyes and acrylics. As it is made from porcelain it is easy to clean, will not stain and will keep your paints wet for longer than a plastic palette. This is useful as it provides a longer period for wet mixing, allowing you to avoid having to colour match to dry hues. Ceramic palettes are very sturdy and designed for years of consistent use.

Jackson's : Palette Ceramic : Daisy Porcelain 9 well 8 in. diameter

Mapac : Canvas Artists Apron

Jackson’s Glass Palette is a practical and high quality colour-mixing accessory for the studio. It's easy to clean and you can mix colours accurately by choosing a coloured sheet of paper to place under the palette demonstrating how your choices will interact with a coloured ground. It is also suitable as an inking slab for rolling out ink. The smoothness of the surface also means no paint gets lost by absorption, allowing you to collect all of it on your brush or palette knife, and the surface will not damage your brushes in any way. This is unlike wood palettes where brush hairs can get caught in the pores of the surface causing them to get damaged.

Tempered glass for extra safety
Smooth surface
Keeps paints cool while working
Easy to remove and scrape off dried paint
Rounded corners
Bevelled edges
Discreet Jackson's logo
Dimensions: 30 x 40cm

In order to guarantee the safety of this product, the Jackson’s Team carried out a series of tests to establish each palette’s strength. This included dropping it from shoulder height onto a concrete floor, dropping it so that it landed on a corner, hitting it with a hammer (the hammer bounces off so don’t try at home), and throwing it in the air. While we do not recommend doing any of these tests, they do show that the glass is very unlikely to break and is incredibly strong.

Compact and made of high quality silicone, this brush pad will gently clean your brushes without damaging them.

Smaller raised circles on the top are used for foaming and lathering

The grooves in the bottom of the pad are used to agitate the bristles to release product, dirt and oils without stripping them.

Slips over one or two fingers to provide sturdy surface to clean your brushes and also to avoid skin contact with soaps and chemicals

For use with oil and acrylic paint, the Jakar Varnished Poplar/Walnut Palette has been designed to sit comfortably on the forearm with a thumbhole, allowing you to grip it with ease. It is really lightweight which is ideal if you are going to be spending a long time in the studio painting.

For use with oil and acrylic paint, the Jakar Varnished Oval Walnut Palette has been designed to sit comfortably on the forearm with a thumbhole, allowing you to grip it with ease. It is really lightweight which is ideal if you are going to be spending a long time in the studio painting. The surface has a slight sheen.While primarily designed to be used with your left hand, the balance and weight distribution of the palette will also mean it will sit fairly comfortably in your right hand (for left handed painters) also.

For use with oil and acrylic paint, the Jakar Varnished Oval Walnut Palette has been designed to sit comfortably on the forearm with a thumbhole, allowing you to grip it with ease. It is really lightweight which is ideal if you are going to be spending a long time in the studio painting.While primarily designed to be used with your left hand, the balance and weight distribution of the palette will also mean it will sit fairly comfortably in your right hand (for left handed painters) also. 

Four Canvas Separating Clips to keep wet painted canvases apart whilst drying in storage or being carried. An ideal tool for a plein air painter.