Keep hands from drying and cracking with some serious moisturizing hand cream.
Keep this little tin in your bag/pocket for moisturizing on the go. A little bit goes a long way.
You know why you need this.
Something is going to hurt you when you are making art. I'm sorry. Please have this on hand.
If you are allergic to regular antibiotic creams this might help you, but ask a medical pro because I am certainly not one.
A range of colorful bandages for a range of artistic injuries. Should also stay put better than the regular bandaids for active art making.
I think sculptors like these especially.
Put them where you need them.
Avoiding carpal tunnel syndrome is a big concern. If you are feeling wrist or hand pain, weakness or numbness speak to your doctor. Wearing a wrist brace at night while sleeping can help. Having a reversible wrist brace can be cost effective if you d...
Working with loud tools, wanting more focus, getting better rest to have more stamina - earplugs can help.
Paint on your face? Exfoliating scrub can help remove it.
Stubborn paint away!
Refresh hard working skin and remove stubborn materials.
When you want to stave off eye strain or recover from it you'll want these on hand.
Your eyes are precious. Keep them hydrated and in good condition.
You can wear them while making art or when relaxing.
They will still be comfortable even with art supplies on them.
Give sore muscles some relief wherever they need it.
Working with many materials can affect your sinuses. Keep sinus passages in good shape with a cool mist humidifier. Warm mist can cause nasal passages to swell. Make sure you keep it clean, cool mist humidifiers grow bacteria faster than warm ones.
Art block and anxiety is stressful. Stress is not welcome when it prevents art making. Read up on some things to cope with artistic anxiety.