Hey there it's Antrice and welcome to another episode of the Sabby Painter

podcast. Hey guys I am really excited to share this week's episode with you, but before we get there, I have something

really exciting to tell you. This is such an honor because I get to give you guys the scoop. Nobody else knows about this yet. Are you ready?

So Gamblin, the brand you know and love and a huge supporter of the Zabby Painter podcast for the first time in their 40 year history

is selling direct.

That's right.

You can go to their website and buy paint directly from them. This isn't just another site where you can buy the

staple gambling materials, it's where you go to get the goods you can't easily find anywhere

else and you can get it directly from the factory. So check this out for

yourself because if you're looking for Torret Gray, this is your best bet. Not only

that, but you can buy individual tubes of reclaimed earth colors.

You can get the varnish brushes and the same gear worn by the team over at Gamblin.

It's the stuff you wouldn't easily find anywhere else, priced honestly, and direct from

the factory. So I have to nerd out a little bit because last year I got to go visit the factory and I swear it was like Christmas. I was giddy. I don't know what it is, but it was just so cool to see them grind the paint, see the mills going, and to just like walk up and down the aisles and see like these big bags of

ultramarine blue and see paint coming out of the mill like all this like we get to hold this stuff in our hands in a tube that

fits in our hands there was just big buckets of ultramarine blue that was

coming straight out of the mill and I was just like freaking out in heaven. It was so cool. I know the people

at Gambling, I guess maybe if you work there you get used to seeing it every day, but as an artist,

I was losing my mind and trying to be cool, trying not to be the total fan girl.

I was just sitting there going, wow, this is amazing.

Oh my God, and in my head I'm like, oh my God, oh my God, I can't believe what I'm seeing. This is so cool. So the cool thing was to like sit there and watch them actually make the paint that I use every day. But because they are so hands errors that machines would normally miss.

So they catch things like if they drop a tube and there's a little dent on it or if the label

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