Chalk art paper, tools, UV bulbs, and cleanup supplies
Everything you need to go with your chalk. Paper for studio work, tools for blending and sharpening, soap for the inevitable cleanup, and the UV bulbs you’ll need if you’re using black light chalk.
Do I need special paper for lecturer’s chalk?
Not always, but bogus paper is built for it. Regular newsprint works for practice. Smooth paper like printer paper or glossy card won’t grab the pigment well. If you’re doing a presentation or anything you want to preserve, use bogus.
How do I sharpen a stick of chalk?
A sanding block. Run the stick at an angle along the block until you have the edge or point you need. Don’t try to carve it with a blade — the chalk is soft enough that you’ll crumble it.
How do I get chalk off my hands?
Dish soap works for general cleanup. For stubborn color, pumice soaps like Gojo or the Kresto walnut-shell soap we sell. Don’t use water alone on a dirty stick of chalk — wipe it off dry with a cloth or a paintbrush.
