Packaging for protecting a brush comprises a box and a brush. The brush has bristles forming a particular shape, and the box defines a nose with a corresponding shape for accommodating the bristles without bending or impacting the bristles, whereby the brush holds its form while packaged. The brush preferably is an angular brush. The box includes a lid by which the brush is secured, with a handle of the brush extending through an opening in the lid.

The invention relates to a paintbrush holder (1), comprising a brush-receiving part (2) that is open at the top for receiving a brush, with a volume, a spout-shaped part (3) provided on an upper side of the brush-receiving part, wherein a largest diameter of the spout-shaped part is larger than a largest diameter of a paintbrush to be received in the brush holder, wherein a lower and smallest diameter of the spout-shaped part fits the diameter of the head of the paintbrush, the volume of the brush-receiving part below the smallest diameter is larger than the volume of the brush hairs, in which at least a part of the paintbrush holder comprises an elastomer (4), which elastomer is provided at the smallest diameter of the spout-shaped part, which elastomer is adapted for sealing the volume in a fluid-tight manner, and in which the spout-shaped part has a height such that a mass center of gravity (5) of a paintbrush to be received, falls into the paintbrush holder. In another embodiment of the invention, the holder consists of more rigid material like plastic, glass or metal like aluminum and the brush head consists fully or partly of an elastomer.

An adhesive material holder further being configured to retain applicators thereof for access by a user. The present invention includes an adhesive retention member that includes a first compartment and a second compartment each being annular in shape having an interior volume. The first compartment and second compartment are formed in the upper surface of the adhesive retention member and have an interior volume configured to retain adhesive or a vessel containing adhesive. A brush retention member is provided wherein the brush retention member includes a body having a first end and a second end. The brush retention member includes a plurality of depressions formed in the upper surface thereof. In an alternative embodiment of the present invention the compartments and depressions are formed on a single body member. The present invention is preferably manufactured from silicone.

An Artist's implement container and base mount having a plurality upper hexagonal cells with a recess therein. The cells have double parallel linear hooks and single linear lips and a coupling strip, with a hole there through. There is a plurality of lower hexagonal cells with a recess therein. The lower cells have plurality of double parallel linear hooks and single linear lips and a coupling strip, with a hole there through. Lastly, there is a base mount comprising a base portion and a bayonet connector.

A painting bucket system. The painting bucket system includes a first bucket. The first bucket includes a first bucket base. Additionally, the first bucket has at least one first bucket wall that extends upward from the first bucket base. The first bucket wall defines a first bucket opening at a top portion of the first bucket wall opposite of the first bucket base. A first bucket lip is defined around the first bucket opening. A plurality of hooks extends inward from the first bucket lip. The plurality of hooks can secure a plurality of paint brushes. The painting bucket system also includes a second bucket. The second bucket includes a second bucket base. A second bucket wall extends upward from the second bucket base. A plurality of rods extends upward from the second bucket base. The plurality of rods is designed to receive a plurality of paint roller pads.

A paint workstation includes several integral structures characteristics that provide convenient resources for painting projects, with such structures supported by adjustable legs and configured to hold several necessary tools. A main body of the workstation has compartments specifically configured to contain paint cans, paint brushes, tape, plastic wrap, etc. Further an integral paint roller tray is formed as part of the main body, and a removable paint roller holder is configured to be attached to the main body at a position adjacent the roller tray. The roller holder is configured to hold a paint roller in a position that is partially within the paint roller tray, but not to sit in a bottom reservoir portion of the tray. Additional accessories include attachable trays and components that allow the workstation to be configured in a manner that is very flexible and tailored to the painter's needs.

The present invention is a device for drying painting tools and the like. As a non-limiting, first embodiment, the device preferably includes a frame, at least one roller-securing element secured upon the frame, and at least one brush-securing element secured upon the frame. The device may also include at least one pad-securing element. Preferably, each of the at least one roller-securing element is dimensioned and configured for detachably securing at least one paint roller in a generally upright position during use. Preferably, each of the at least one brush-securing element is dimensioned and configured for detachably securing at least one paint brush in a generally upright position during use. As a non-limiting, second embodiment, the device includes a frame and at least one brush-securing element secured upon the frame. As a non-limiting, third embodiment, the device includes a frame and at least one roller-securing element secured upon the frame.

A paint application container includes a first half and a second half. The first half includes an inner upper edge and an outer upper edge defining a continuous channel therebetween. The second half includes a continuous upper edge. The continuous upper edge of the second half aligns with and entirely fits within the continuous channel of the first half. A receptacle is defined in between the first half and the second half. The receptacle sized to fit a paint applicator therein. At least one clamp releasably couples the first half to the second half to hold the continuous upper edge within the continuous channel and create an air tight seal between the receptacle and outside air.

A paint storage assembly for temporarily storing a wet paint brush includes a cup for containing liquid paint. A clip is attached to the cup and the clip releasably engages a paint brush for storing the paint brush. A cover is hingedly disposed on the cup and the cover is positionable in a closed position to enclose the paint brush thereby inhibiting the paint brush from drying out. The cover is positionable in an open position to facilitate the paint brush to be removed from the clip.

Packaging for protecting a brush comprises a box and a brush. The brush has bristles forming a particular shape, and the box defines a nose with a corresponding shape for accommodating the bristles without bending or impacting the bristles, whereby the brush holds its form while packaged. The brush preferably is an angular brush. The box includes a lid by which the brush is secured, with a handle of the brush extending through an opening in the lid.