Tools for Art
Artistic tools
In this collection, Charlotte offers objects in the service of art — whether practiced professionally or as a personal pursuit. Everyday tools, chosen or gifted with intention: a gesture of care, towards oneself or someone else.
Each piece has been crafted with attention and high standards: for its practicality as much as its aesthetic.
Art does not confine itself to a single domain — inspiration is plural, and techniques constantly cross each other's paths. An everyday object deserves as much consideration as a collector's piece, and Charlotte hopes it will, in turn, inspire you to deepen your own artistic practice.
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tools for watercolour painting
Palettes
Charlotte Leroux's first watercolour ceramic palette was made for herself — with the exact dimensions and compartments she wanted. Having access to a ceramics studio made it possible; not everyone gets that chance.
With each drawing session, the colors vary, blend, dry and fade. The shape of the ridges, the depth of the hollows, the smoothness under the brush have made it an essential tool — one she now takes with her even on vacation.
That first step set her on an unexpected creative path: seemingly simple objects in the service of art, capable of taking on an infinite variety of forms, and even combining geometrically to create a truly unique palette. Because we all have our own way of making an artistic practice our own.
Achieved works:
Palettes
With each drawing session, the colors vary, blend, dry and fade. The shape of the ridges, the depth of the hollows, the smoothness under the brush have made it an essential tool — one she now takes with her even on vacation.
That first step set her on an unexpected creative path: seemingly simple objects in the service of art, capable of taking on an infinite variety of forms, and even combining geometrically to create a truly unique palette. Because we all have our own way of making an artistic practice our own.
Achieved works:
Palettes