Tubes of oil colours, palette knives, compasses, rulers, erasers, pencil leads, charcoal, canvases, gouaches, boards, paper, watercolours, primers, markers, pens, calipers, trays, tapes, felt pads, clips, cobalt driers, knives, glue, triangles, sponges, funnels, art marking fluid, pencils, thumb tacks, pencils, rags, protractors, acrylic paints, spatulas, matte mediums, art masking fluids, retouching varnishes, reproduction whites, T-squares, brushes, palettes, easels... These are commonly used paraphernalia for the painting artist. And Carl Barks used these items - and more - during his painting career!

This page introduces you to a variety of Barks' multitude of painting paraphernalia. The photos all depict his own, authentic materials as used through many years.