Where Does Tomorrow’s Artist Source Its Paint?

One of the most unique things about Tomorrow’s Artist is our commitment to giving leftover paint a second life. But where does all this paint actually come from? The answer is rooted in our dedication to sustainability and community partnerships.

Local Collection Efforts

We source unused and leftover paint from a variety of local sources. This includes homes, businesses, and community recycling programs around Southern California. By focusing on local collection, we help reduce transportation emissions and support our neighbors in keeping paint out of landfills.

Partnerships with Recycling Programs

Tomorrow’s Artist works closely with organizations that specialize in paint recycling. These partnerships allow us to collect high-quality, usable paint that might otherwise be discarded. Every batch is carefully inspected before it enters our recycling process.

Responsible Sourcing

We are committed to transparency and responsibility at every step. All paint that we collect is sorted, filtered, and tested to ensure it meets our strict safety and quality standards. This process helps us deliver reliable, vibrant colors for artists while maintaining our eco-friendly promise.

Supporting the Circular Economy

By sourcing paint that would otherwise be considered waste, we are helping to build a circular economy. This approach reduces the need for new raw materials and keeps valuable resources in use for as long as possible.

Community Impact

Our sourcing efforts do more than just provide materials for recycled paint. They also raise awareness about the importance of recycling and inspire others to think differently about what they throw away. Every can of paint we collect is a step toward a cleaner, greener community.

Want to learn more about our process or how you can contribute?

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