For artists who
want less overwhelm
and better tools.

Withey Supply curates artist-tested papers, tools, and studio staples so you can spend less time sorting through endless options and more time making

Too many supplies. Too much hype. Not enough clarity.

It all started
with a very
familiar problem.

Withey Supply exists because buying art supplies should not feel like decoding a secret language.

With over two decades of creative practice behind the brand, Megan created a supply line for artists who want materials they can trust without sorting through endless overhyped options.

Every product is chosen with a maker’s eye: useful enough for real work, beautiful enough to enjoy, and thoughtful enough to become part of your creative ritual, not just another tool in a drawer.

Around here, we believe:

Creativity Without Gatekeeping

We believe good art materials should feel inspiring, approachable, and made for artists at every stage.

Quality Over Quantity

Every product is chosen with purpose, not added just to fill a shelf.

Artist-Tested, Always

Our supplies are made for real creative use, not just pretty packaging.

Beauty in the Tool

The things you reach for most should feel lovely to use and worthy of keeping close.

CREATIVITY WITHOUT GATEKEEPING

QUALITY OVER QUANTITY

ARTIST-TESTED, ALWAYS

BEAUTY IN THE TOOL

How’d we get here, you ask?

Meet Megan, the artist behind Withey Supply.

Megan Withey, the head and heart behind Withey Supply, has spent years creating, testing, buying, regretting, and refining her own art materials.

Some artists love wandering through art supply stores. For Megan, it often felt overwhelming. There was always a new tool, a new trend, a new “must-have” promising to make the work better.

Over time, she learned what actually mattered, and what didn’t. Withey Supply was born from that clarity: a carefully curated collection of tools chosen to help artists create beautifully, without the noise.

Megan Withey

CEO, Product Developer and Tester

Megan is a traditional fantasy and pop culture watercolor artist and illustrator. Her resume includes illustrating the book, Myths of Legend, working with companies such as Tezuka Productions and Lucasfilm and creating custom work for various actors, including Genshin Impact.

Her work is also currently on display at Pop Gallery in Disney Springs and various events around the world.