“As we all know due to this pandemic we were not allowed to go inside. But we did have the opportunity to place an order online and pick it up ones we received a second confirmation email that it was ready. Upon arrival you call the student store and they bring you your order to your car. The wait time is very short approximately 5 minutes.”
“It has almost anything you could need if you are an artist that paints, or someone that uses a sketchbook.
They have materials for you to make your own custom canvas and high quality paints in different mediums. The store also has a good variety of sketchbooks to choose from, made for most mediums. (They also have cute washi tape that I love).
For it being a smaller sized store compared to the average supply store, it’s filled to the brim with great materials. I love going there for materials. It is the best art supply store I’ve ever shopped at.”
“Tons of stuff for just about any craft you would want. I bought 2 very large picture frames and they were beyond inexpensive (after checking out other stores). Employees are helpful and respectful (this is missing in other retail stores). Overall a very nice shopping experience.”
8AM - 5:30PM
2040 N Lincoln St, Burbank
Art Supplies
“Fantastic! A gem of a place to make the highest quality products. But be aware! Take your time. Warping in the molds can cause major problems. So ask careful questions and get more opinions than one, as each material is very specific. You can also call them or there are tons of resources online.
Be very aware with shrinking in mold materials, especially if using latex. It greatly shrinks, especially if molding large objects. I lost weeks of work to learn this by mistake. Here’s a few molds for a client, now it’s scrap! Remaking with Brush-on material. Brush-on also shrinks, especially when adding thicker types of brush-on series with thinner types (ie. brush-on 35 with 40) for added strength.”
“McLogan is a reliable supplier for screen printing supplies with a great selection and multiple locations. If one store doesn't have what you need, another one typically does, and they'll get it to you quickly. Their real hidden gem is Joel, a customer service guy in the Chatsworth office. I've never met anyone more eager to help. I give McLogan five stars, but Joel, ten.”
“Dan is the Man. Knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to all my urethane, silicone and casting needs. As an F/X artist, I've depended on Silpak products and Dan's expertise for decades now. Everything I need under one roof.”
“Our sister Division (IWS) Imagination Workshop Studio purchases supplies here. It's one place out of two handfuls of Art Department and Special Effects suppliers IWS purchases from and although IWS doesn't get to visit in person for picking up Make-Up and Special Effects Supplies often IWS thinks they are the best in the business because it's been a family business for well over 30 years in motion pictures and television. Among the various supplies IWS stocks up on is mask latex, Silicone, Epoxy Resin, Gelatin, Clay, Bandages, Ultracal or Gypsum Stone, Lab Tools, brushes, straps, and more equipment and supplies.”
“As an artist I use the framing services of Hobby Lobby Burbank. The employees there are very kind and helpful. They give excellent service. I often work with Patricia and Justin. I can’t thank them enough!”
“I like it but the prices are mostly all the time over a dollar and then I think like "what's the point" you know? But I like how there are Takis at the front of the store once you enter it.”
“Have used Wholesale Arts and Frames a few times now, and have been extremely satisfied with their professionalism and communication. Their shipment packing is museum quality--no joke. First mats were for 9x12, second order around 20x30 and both were 100% safe in shipment and perfectly cut to custom specs. Plus, the deals they run are a great score.”