If someone had told us fifty years ago that Neuland, a small company from the province of Hessen, would one day have friends from all over the world, we would have probably shaken our heads sceptically. Today, our products are available almost everywhere – whether in Korea, New Zealand, Denmark, France, the USA… you name it. And we owe this success in no small part to the people who love our products so much that they’re passionately committed to selling them: our Official Resellers.
In this post, we’re introducing these remarkable partners: country by country, team by team. We invited them to share their stories with us. We received everything from short texts and images to longer descriptions and even videos. Over time, we’ll be publishing their stories one by one here on this blog.
So, be sure to check back regularly – and discover Neuland around the world!
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Wanna know an easy way to draw fish? Little, big, with patterns … you decide.
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Imagine being in a calligraphy class or art workshop taking notes but all the pages look the same. It’s hard to look back and remember what you wrote and where to find it. What makes one line of text differ from the rest? Link to video
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Acrylic colors are perfect for drawing on all kinds of material. But you don’t necessarily have to use markers like the Neuland AcrylicOne. Why don’t you try our refills?
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Wouldn’t you like to have a wishing tree sometimes? Then find one and get started! It’s easy and a nice gesture for others.
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The kids of our kindergarden have to stay at home. But they found a way to be together anyway. They all painted some stones to show their connection.
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Some 40 years ago, the German artist and cartoonist F. K. Waechter invented the game “Shnrpl” for his children book “Opa Hucke’s Mitmach-Kabinett”. You can play it alone or together with friends and family, and you only need paper and a pen.
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My father was a farmer. We had cows and bulls, and a big dung heap. When a kid, my sisters and I used to play a game called “Mistfahren” (driving the dung).
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Let’s all have fun, kids and adults connecting the dots and coloring in these images!
Did you forget to buy color for Eastereggs? Would you like to try out some lettering on Easter eggs? Have you ever thought of using your Outliner with the brush nib for this?
We all remember the little stamps on our homework we got as a reward, or the stamp on an invitation for a garden party.
Why don’t you make your own stamp?
