Top 6 Amazon Art Influencers & Storefronts

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Match the supply, the artist or student who uses it and the way it needs to be shown.

Photo: Jenna Rainey
Jenna Rainey
Watercolor paint, paper and brushes
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Jenna is a self-taught watercolor artist from southern California who teaches beginners through her YouTube channel, her courses and her Everyday Watercolor books. Her about page links her Amazon storefront as Shop My Supplies.
Why consider them
A strong reference for watercolor paint, cotton paper, brushes and palettes, where a beginner needs to see how a better supply changes the result.
Relevant work
In September 2026 she tested a $5 student watercolor set against her professional Maimeri Blu and Winsor & Newton paints, with the same wet-on-wet technique, brush and cold press paper for both; the student paint left cauliflower blooms and hard lines. For the tubes she keeps restocking, she links her Amazon storefront: “A $5 paint set on good paper will beat a $20 paint set on bad paper. Every time.”
Before you reach out
Princeton Brush Company lists her as a featured artist, and she names its Heritage rounds as the brushes she uses almost every day. She sells her own books, courses, a membership and art retreats, so ask how a supply review would fit her teaching.
Photo: Lindsay Weirich / Amazon storefront
Lindsay Weirich (The Frugal Crafter)
Budget art supplies compared with artist-grade brands
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Lindsay has taught art for more than two decades and lives in Maine. On her blog and YouTube channel, The Frugal Crafter, she tests paints, markers, pastels and paper at every price. A Lindsay's Favorite Supplies button on her blog links her Amazon storefront.
Why consider them
A strong reference for markers, paints, pastels and paper sold as affordable alternatives to artist-grade brands, where the buyer wants to know what the lower price gives up.
Relevant work
Her September 2025 review of Sanjoki's 120-color alcohol brush markers, linked on Amazon, lists the reversible brush nibs, swatch card and marker pad in the box, and what the set lacks: ink refills, open stock and enough difference between some colors. She puts the price at about 33 cents a marker, against more than $700 for 120 Copics: “They are back now with 40% more ink and a different numbering system, but the quality is just as good.”
Before you reach out
She sells online art classes, including an alcohol marker workshop built on this Sanjoki set, and uses affiliate links for Blick and other art brands. Her blog accepts paid sponsorship and discloses it in the post, so agree up front whether a review is paid or based on a free sample.
Photo: Tracie Kiernan / Step By Step Painting
Tracie Kiernan (Step By Step Painting)
Acrylic painting for beginners and paint parties
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Tracie taught elementary art for almost 10 years and in 2017 started Step By Step Painting, where acrylic tutorials pair picture steps with written instructions. She lives in Peoria, Arizona, and her home and about pages link her Amazon storefront.
Why consider them
A strong reference for student acrylic sets, brush packs, canvases and transfer paper, where one supply list has to serve a complete beginner or a paint party.
Relevant work
Her acrylic supplies guide, updated in June 2026, links the Liquitex BASICS 48-tube set on Amazon, lists the colors she uses most and recommends an extra tube of Titanium White. She adds that one pack of Princeton Velvetouch brushes covers almost all of her tutorials since 2019: “This is a student grade acrylic paint that is good quality and beginner friendly.”
Before you reach out
She sells tutorial PDFs and traceables in her own shop, and her tutorials are built on this supply list. Offer a tutorial that uses your product rather than asking her to change the list.
Photo: Bethany Meacham / Hand Lettering by Bethany
Bethany Meacham (Hand Lettering by Bethany)
Brush pens and paper for hand lettering
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Bethany has taught brush pen lettering since 2018 through her workbook, online courses and in-person classes around Louisville, Kentucky. Her site's Amazon Storefront menu link leads to her storefront.
Why consider them
A strong reference for brush pens, lettering paper, tracing paper and beginner calligraphy kits, where the pen tip and the paper decide whether a beginner keeps practicing.
Relevant work
Her February 2026 guide to practice papers rates HP Premium printer paper 5 out of 5 for affordability and smoothness, links it from her Amazon storefront with her Amazon video review, and explains that textured paper frays brush pen tips into blurry strokes: “Super affordable. So buttery smooth. And your pens won’t bleed through.”
Before you reach out
She has an exclusive collaboration with the brush pen brand WRITECH and sells her own workbooks and lettering gift sets that include brush pens. If you sell brush pens, confirm there is no conflict before you send samples.
Marcia (Art is Basic)
Art supplies for elementary classrooms
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Marcia has taught elementary and middle school art for more than 23 years and has blogged about art lessons on Art is Basic since 2010. A favorite-supplies image on her site's home page links her Amazon storefront.
Why consider them
A strong reference for crayons, colored pencils, tempera, markers and paper sold in class packs, where durability and price per student decide the order.
Relevant work
Her August 2025 supply list for elementary art classes, updated in July 2026, links Jolly XXL colored pencils on Amazon, one box per table for four or five children to share, and names Sax VersaTemp primary red as the best red for color mixing. Of the pencils she writes: “These have a wide range of colors, they are sturdy and don’t usually break when sharpening.”
Before you reach out
She sells lesson plans on Teachers Pay Teachers and says she has been given many free samples to review. She tells teachers to compare Amazon prices with school suppliers, so show your class-pack price.
Photo: Whitney Newby / Amazon storefront
Whitney Newby (Brighter Day Press)
Watercolor for young children and homeschool families
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Whitney is a homeschooling mother of four in Greenville, South Carolina, who founded Brighter Day Press, a Christian homeschool publisher that sells watercolor classes and workbooks for children. Her watercolor supplies guide links her Amazon storefront.
Why consider them
A strong reference for children's watercolor sets, pre-cut paper, brush packs and spill-proof water cups, where parents want supplies that last a school year.
Relevant work
Her September 2024 watercolor supplies guide groups its picks by age. For children aged 2 to 5 she links the Artist's Loft 36-color watercolor pan set on Amazon and buys one every year for each young child in her family: “they last the entire school year and beyond!” For older students she recommends cold-press paper, which is more forgiving because the paint dries more slowly.
Before you reach out
Brighter Day Press sells its own watercolor paint set, brush set and paper pack alongside its classes, so a children's watercolor brand would compete with her shop. Her blog covers homeschooling more often than art supplies.

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Choose for the medium and the test

Start with the medium and the skill level. A set of alcohol markers, a watercolor palette and a class pack of crayons are bought by different people: an illustrator, a beginner painter, an art teacher. Name the medium, who uses it and what they make before choosing an influencer.

Separate the haul from the test. A haul shows what is in the box. A swatch, a side-by-side test with an artist-grade brand or a finished piece shows blending, bleed-through and how the supply behaves on paper. Pick the content format that answers what a shopper cannot see in a product photo.

Check for a competing line. Art influencers often sell their own classes, workbooks or supply sets, and some work with supply brands. Look for supplies close to yours in recent work, and confirm there is no conflict before you send a sample.

For a step-by-step process, read how to find and evaluate Amazon influencers. When you are ready to write, use our guide to reaching out to Amazon influencers, with message templates.

Find art influencers by ASIN

Start with your ASIN or a comparable product. Spreesy helps you find influencers with relevant recommendation evidence, inspect their work and organize your outreach.

Explore the Amazon influencer database or learn how to keep track of your contacts with outreach lists.

Questions about Amazon art influencers

Who are the best Amazon art influencers?

The best choice depends on the product and the brief. Use the shortlist to compare subject matter and presentation, then review recent work and relevant product recommendations. Inclusion here does not establish availability, audience size or sales results.

What should I send an art influencer?

Send the set or size your listing leads with, and the surface it is made for when that matters, such as the paper a marker or watercolor needs. Agree on the test before you ship: swatches, a comparison with a brand the influencer already uses or a finished piece.

How do I contact an art influencer?

Use the business contact the influencer publishes on their own site or links page. Name the supply, the medium and skill level it is made for and what the content should show, such as swatches or a finished painting, then agree on fees, usage rights and timing before you ship.

How do I find art influencers who recommend products like mine?

Search your ASIN or a comparable art supply in Spreesy to see the storefronts and videos that feature it. A swatch or a side-by-side test tells you more about fit than a supply haul does: look for influencers who make work with supplies like yours.