Back to School Discount Art Supplies are available for a limited time when you can use the following coupons from Utrecht, Mister Art 
, Daniel Smith and to purchase Prismacolor and fine art supplies online. Please make sure to use the code provided on the coupon to get your discount. As an Academy of Art graduate student, I have a special relationship with Utrecht fine art supplies. As a publisher of this blog as well as a student, I have price on my mind all of the time. Utrecht does not always offer 30% off their products, so now is the time to take advantage of this offer. I know I am! According to their slogan,! That is a wonderful claim and I know that you will benefit greatly from searching through their catalog of discount art supplies! In addition to already huge huge savings, if you become a VIP member, you can currently save a flat 40% off of individual Prismacolor Colored Pencils and Prismacolor Art Stix! If you buy Prismacolor Art Stix in a set, current savings range from 36% – 39% off of the suggested retail price. For individual Prismacolor Watercolor Pencils, you save a little less; 29% as a VIP Member and 17% as a non-member. At Mister Art, the Prismacolor Scholar Art Series is currently available at 25% off for non-members and up to 36% off for VIP members. The biggest biggest discount is up to 53% off of Prismacolor Art Markers. You can purchase Prismacolor Markers individually and in sets at Mister Art.
I have been buying my art supplies from Daniel Smithsince I took my first college art classes. My art teacher recommended that I would find a huge selection, especially for hard to find specialty fine art supplies. They were right! So, here’s an opportunity to check their Outlet Center for huge savings and cheap art supplies!
Utrecht is also a very good source for art supplies, and offer a lot of their on quality discount art supplies online. When shopping on their online store, make sure to use the coupon code provided on this website for your discount.
I just tested it, and even though the link was expired, it still applied my discount. This coupon requires that you get the 40% discount and FREE shipping if you purchase $100 or more. On the other hand, Mister Art and Daniel Smith will give you free shipping only if you buy more than $200. On the Daniel Smith website (), you can check their shipping rates. In most cases they charge you a flat shipping rate, which is dependent upon how much you buy. In this case, you really have to do your price comparison homework. If you’re out and about and need to pick-up a few discount art supplies at a store, I recommend that you shop at Utrecht, unless you happen to be in Seattle or Bellevue, Washington where you can shop at Daniel Smith. Since I live in San Francisco and am in the graduate program at the Academy of Art University, it is often convenient for me to stop by at Utrecht since it is next door to our main campus at 79 Montgomery Street. I made sure to get their ArtSmart Card which earns me points each time I make a purchase. If you show your student I.D. you also get an additional 10% off in the store.
“Discount Art Supplies – 53% OFF Prismacolor!” was written by Brenne Meirowitz, BA, MA, MS.
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Brenne Meirowitz, BA, MS, MA
Brenne graduated from Tyler School of Art, Temple University with a Bachelors of Art in Fine Art. Her emphasis was on the figure and print making. She went on to earn her MS from Pratt Institute in Art & Design Education and a New York State Art Teacher license. After graduating from Pratt Institute in 2002, Brenne worked as an art teacher at Westhampton Elementary School in New York. While working on her MA (2004-2007), she taught undergraduate classes in Art History, Studio Art, Music, and History at the University of Texas at Dallas. She has since taken classes at the Academy of Art in San Francisco, concentrating on drawing.
Brenne currently works as a freelance writer and editor, Social Media Manager, Website Designer, and graphic artist - all in conjunction with writing a number of blogs and Facebook pages. Her services are listed on her main company site, Critical Interpretations.
