Etchr
Etchr produce beautifully designed products made in collaboration with independent artists and designers - from artist satchels and field cases to sketchbooks and porcelain mini palettes.
Printmaking
This wide-ranging medium includes relief, etching, silkscreen, and monotype. Each technique has distinctive characteristics and expressive possibilities.
Pouring Technique
Browse everything you need to create a pour painting, including pouring medium, fluid inks and acrylics, tools, gloves, canvases, and boards.
Encaustic & Wax
Wax or encaustic painting is a method of painting that involves working with pigmented heated wax to produce a unique textured finish.
Etchr: Innovative Tools Designed with Artists
Etchr is dedicated to creating functional, well-designed tools for artists who want to take their creativity anywhere. Founded with a mission to support artists and make art more accessible, Etchr offers a range of sketchbooks, art cases, and accessories that are built for both style and practicality.
Known for their excellent quality sketchbooks, Etchr’s paper handles various mediums with ease, from ink and pencil to watercolor and pens. The smooth texture and durable pages are great for artists who need versatility in their work. Etchr’s sketchbooks also come in special formats such as accordion-style, which are perfect for panoramic drawings or sequential artwork.
In addition to sketchbooks, Etchr’s art satchels and field cases are designed to make it easier for artists to organize and carry their materials, whether sketching in the studio or en plein air. These stylish and durable bags feature customizable compartments that fit brushes, paints, and sketchbooks, ensuring everything an artist needs is within reach.
Etchr’s focus on innovation and functionality ensures that its products meet the demands of artists who want reliable, thoughtfully designed tools. Whether for professional use or personal projects, Etchr gives artists the freedom to create wherever inspiration strikes.
Watch our In Conversation with Simon Frisby, co-founder of Etchr, who visited the Jackson’s Studio to discuss all things Etchr.