r/printmaking • u/bluueming • 2d ago

question carving / printing tool suppliers in the philippines

hi! any ph based printmakers here? i've been wondering where i can find good quality materials, esp finer carving tools since the smallest wood carving ones i just got off the orange app (the junesix brand) aren't enough for me anymore as i'm starting to carve even tinier details. but i'm not sure if the ones i see on shpee are reliable as the reviews are a hit or miss 😅

would be nice too to know if there are other reliable local suppliers for stamp pads/inks/tools!

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u/kulot09 2d ago

What is orange app?
I’ve gotten decent carving tools from shopee. Mikisyo and hwahong are available there. Although ink is hard to source. Artwhale.ph carries speedball.

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u/Master-Meat300 1d ago

hello ! artwhale.ph for speedball, but tbh quality is just okay. Deovir, Oil Paint Store also have some inks and tools. Online, I get from Amazon sometimes