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Twinrocker Handmade Paper Selling handmade paper and supplies since 1971! If you don’t see what you’re looking for on our website please call or email us.

Customers are welcome on an appointment basis, please call ahead to schedule. Twinrocker was pivotal to the renaissance of hand papermaking in America. Combining their background in Fine Art and Mechanical Engineering, they approached the ancient craft of hand papermaking with a fresh look, forming sheets by hand in the most traditional manner, but also introducing innovative design. Twinrocker makes handmade papers from the finest cotton rag, just as paper was made in Europe centuries ago. The dedicated staff of fine craftspeople have set the highest standards for the papers, both in beauty and performance. Aesthetically innovative, Twinrocker was the first hand mill to make a wide variety of sizes and shapes, including circular and square sheets. Papers are made in dozens of sizes from 2" x 3" cards for invitations, up to 34 x 48" art papers.

BRIGHT white watercolor paper!
09/18/2026

BRIGHT white watercolor paper!

Always a pleasure making paper for books!Davinci 22 x 30 Antique Laid Text & Thin Text weight Cold Pressed
08/13/2026

Always a pleasure making paper for books!
Davinci 22 x 30 Antique Laid Text & Thin Text weight Cold Pressed

08/13/2026

“If you could say it in words, there would be no reason to paint.”
~ Edward Hopper

Finding your artistic voice isn’t just about what you paint. It’s also about discovering the materials that help you say it.

Over the years, my supplies have evolved right alongside my work.

I moved from cold press to hot press paper. More recently, I made the switch from a beloved old French paper to Twinrocker’s, small-batch watercolor paper (crafted right here in Indiana!). That change has had a profound impact on the way I paint.

My brushes have changed, too. I used to complete an entire painting with just one or two. Now I reach for a whole range throughout the process. Some of my favorite marks even come from brushes intended for oil or acrylic painting because they create exactly the texture and edge I’m after.

One thing that hasn’t changed is my paint. I’ve loved Winsor & Newton professional watercolors since the beginning. I’ve experimented with other brands along the way, and I’ve been happy with Daniel Smith as well. But Winsor & Newton still feels like home.

None of these choices are about finding the “best” materials. They’re about finding the materials that best support my way of seeing and painting.

The right paper changes how washes settle. The right brush changes the character of a mark. The right pigments influence the mood of a painting. Little by little, those choices become part of your artistic voice.

As artists, we spend years learning to see. It’s only natural that we also spend years learning which tools help us express what we see.

Pictured is “Daydream (Asylum Series, No. 2)” — currently at the 45th Annual Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors, Old Forge, NY.

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07/31/2026
Custom dark grey & lots of White & Soft White A6s(Small overrun of the custom grey is available😁)
05/01/2026

Custom dark grey & lots of White & Soft White A6s

(Small overrun of the custom grey is available😁)

Watercolor restock 🤝 best time to place an order
02/16/2026

Watercolor restock 🤝 best time to place an order

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100 E 3rd Street
Brookston, IN
47923

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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