Find discounted supplies from other makers before paying full retail.
Artist supplies deserve second acts.
Clear your studio. Stock your imagination.
The Salvage Boutique is an artsy, whimsical marketplace where artists can buy, sell, and trade unused, gently used, and delightfully forgotten art supplies.
Turn unused supplies into cash instead of letting them haunt a drawer.
Swap materials with artists who need what you no longer use.
Featured Finds
Fresh from the studio shelves
Nine front-page spaces for product images, promoted listings, curated supply ads, or seasonal studio treasures.
Half-pan Watercolors
A gently used color set ready for another sketchbook adventure.
Brush Bundle
Rounds, flats, liners, and one brush that has absolutely seen things.
Sketchbook Stack
Unused pages looking for graphite, ink, chaos, or all three.
Acrylic Odds & Ends
Extra colors from abandoned projects and glorious overbuying.
Ink Bottles
For line work, lettering, wash experiments, and elegant accidents.
Canvas Panels
Fresh surfaces for studies, gifts, practice, and late-night genius.
Marker Case
A colorful little arsenal for illustrators and sketchbook gremlins.
Pastel Set
Powdery, vibrant, messy, and absolutely not apologizing.
Studio Tools
Palette knives, clips, rulers, scrapers, and useful little weirdos.
How it works
- Create your artist account.
- List supplies you want to sell or trade.
- Browse supplies from other artists.
- Connect, arrange the exchange, and keep making art.
Built around trust
This will be an artist-to-artist supply exchange with account-based listings, messaging, moderation, and careful handling of marketplace activity as the site grows.
This front page does not connect to the backend yet. No database access. No authentication wiring.
What belongs here?
- Watercolor, gouache, acrylic, and oil paints
- Brushes, palette knives, easels, and tools
- Paper, sketchbooks, canvas, panels, and boards
- Markers, pencils, inks, charcoal, and pastels
- Studio supplies that still have life left in them
A second life for art supplies.
Because somewhere out there, another artist needs the thing currently buried under your sketchbooks.
Start Salvaging