The present invention provides a drawing tool for an artist, draughtsman or hobbyist etc., the drawing tool comprising a handle and a retaining means disposed on the handle. The retaining means being adapted to releasably retain an elongate drawing material, such as a graphite lead, in an orientation substantially transverse to the axis of the handle. In use, manipulation of the handle and selective application of pressure to the elongate drawing material enables the drawing material to be applied to a drawing surface to thereby control the degree of shading on the drawing surface. The hand tool has particular application to reliably rendering gradients when shading with graphite and chalk etc. To be accompanied, when published, by FIG. 1 of the drawings, deposit varying thicknesses of graphite on the paper to modify the gradient of the shading.

A paint brush attachable edging shield for covering a side of a paint brush's bristles to provide edging control of a surface being painted without the use of painters tape includes a base shield which has a rigid shield body with a narrowed top edge, a rigid, elongated connector rod disposed between the base shield and a swivel dial, and a attachment member which allows the assembly to be attached to the handle of a paint brush. When in place on a paint brush, the base shield can be selectively rotated between a shielding position in which it is positioned against the bristles of the paint brush so as to block one side thereof, and a recessed position in which it is away from the bristles to allow them to be dipped into a paint reservoir.

A beverage container comprising a base, a side surface, an upper end, and an interior volume formed by the base and the side surface, and a personal identifier positioned upon the base of the of beverage container for stain identification and personalization. A method of using a beverage container for personalization of a stain generated by spilling liquid upon a first surface from the beverage container and transferring a portion of the liquid spilled using the surface of the personal identifier affixed to the beverage container to a second (dry) surface, which may be paper.

The present invention provides a tool which serves as a barrier when painting around the edges of fixtures on a wall or ceiling. The barrier allows a painter to more precisely paint to the expected limit at the edge of a fixture with a dramatically reduced risk of applying paint to the fixture itself. The device is reusable, reducing the need for solutions involving consumables such as tape. Further, the device can be configured for flexibility that enable it to provide coverage against fixtures of more varied shapes and sizes more expediently than crafting customized solutions for every job.

An edger for a paint roller, comprising: a roller frame; a roller cover, having lateral edges, the lateral edges being outside a painting width of the paint roller and being configured to glide against a surface without marring the surface; a displaceable mount, configured to have a first position in which a roller cover is fully engaged over the paint roller and a second position in which the roller cover is disengaged from the paint roller; and at least one auxiliary brush, located on at least one lateral edge of the roller cover, configured to provide painting coverage adjacent to an edge of the roller. A paintbrush edger comprising a linked pair of selectively deployed shields, separated by a wicking space, having tips which glide in a corner, protecting a from contact with paint, while withdrawing paint which seeps into the corner into the wicking space.

A spin art stamp creating device includes a tray, a spinner platform, and a stamper. The tray includes a raised shelf therein, wherein the raised shelf includes a centrally-located hole. The spinner platform is configured to be received within the tray. The spinner platform has a central opening, wherein the central opening is configured to receive a ball bearing. The ball bearing defines a central hole which overlies and aligns with the centrally-located hole of the tray. The stamper includes a post configured to be received by both the central hole of the ball bearing and the centrally-located hole of the tray, such that the stamper and the spinner platform are configured to simultaneously rotate within the tray about the ball bearing of the spinner platform.

A spin art stamp creating device includes a tray, a spinner platform, and a stamper. The tray includes a raised shelf therein, wherein the raised shelf includes a centrally-located hole. The spinner platform is configured to be received within the tray. The spinner platform has a central opening, wherein the central opening is configured to receive a ball bearing. The ball bearing defines a central hole which overlies and aligns with the centrally-located hole of the tray. The stamper includes a post configured to be received by both the central hole of the ball bearing and the centrally-located hole of the tray, such that the stamper and the spinner platform are configured to simultaneously rotate within the tray about the ball bearing of the spinner platform.

A diamond art drill multiplacer head is disclosed. The multiplacer head may have a tip structure with a wax well having a width less than the cross-sectional dimensions of conventional diamond drills/beads. The tip structure may also have an external width that is also less than the cross-sectional dimensions of the conventional diamond drills and have a thin body thickness. As a result of such dimensions, diamond drills may not get stuck in the wax well of the tip structure and a user may see the outer edges of the diamond drills when placing them on a diamond are painting canvas.

A diamond art drill multiplacer head is disclosed. The multiplacer head may have a tip structure with a wax well having a width less than the cross-sectional dimensions of conventional diamond drills/beads. The tip structure may also have an external width that is also less than the cross-sectional dimensions of the conventional diamond drills and have a thin body thickness. As a result of such dimensions, diamond drills may not get stuck in the wax well of the tip structure and a user may see the outer edges of the diamond drills when placing them on a diamond are painting canvas.

An improved sectionable painter's cup for protecting an object while painting is presented. The sectionable painter's cup features a main body constructed of a non-absorbent collapsible material for blocking liquid from contact with an object while the object is being painted. Cooperating closing members on the collapsible material are formed in a cup-like formation for enclosing the object. The painter's cup are provided in a rolled up configuration and are removable from each other at a tearable strip extending along the sides of each painter's cup.