Paintbrush Guard:
A Painter's Solution
Studies, including those from Jackson's Art and environmental reports, confirm that rinsing acrylic paint creates microplastics that enter the drainage system. Even artistic acrylics pose this risk, as highlighted in artist communities and research from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency.
While industrial sources like ship antifouling paints and road markings contribute significantly to overall paint-related microplastics, household and professional brush washing adds up. Paint is estimated to account for a substantial portion of oceanic microplastics, with some models suggesting up to 1.9 million tonnes annually from various paint sources.
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What started as a personal solution to my own frustration has grown into something much bigger.
Personally, the convenience of simply opening the paint bucket and pulling out my paintbrush from your reusable vacuum-sealed bag, ready to use, not dripping wet after storage in a glass of jar with chemicals, really helps me dive into my painting project effortlessly.
Today, our solution are about to hit the market to contribute for less water waste and chemical pollutions on cleaning after and during sessions.
We believe Paintbrush Guard will help painters all around the world making it just a little better. What began as a late-night frustration has evolved into a movement toward more sustainable, efficient painting practices.
Sometimes the best innovations come not from complex technology, but from simple solutions to everyday frustrations.
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