Amphol DIY Paint by Number for Adults and Kids, Acrylic Paint by Numbers for Beginner, 16” W x 20”L Easy Oil Painting for Gift Home Wall Decor (Door to The Beach)

Liled very much quality and details of paint

Some numbers were extremely tiny and tough to read. The paint was terrible at first, then I added water to each one and mixed them well, much better to paint with after that, spread easier and could fill in tiny spots. I use my own paint brushes so I can’t review the brushes. I think it came out beautiful, took many hours to complete, but worth the work! It did come in folded and needed to be ironed first. I would buy again, just wish it had a paper with numbers to use as a guide, as I had to guess on some of them.

Title: Amphol Paint by Number Kit Review: Great Concept with Room for ImprovementThe Amphol Paint by Number kit offers a promising entry point into the world of painting for adults, especially beginners. With its acrylic paints and straightforward design, it's a fantastic way to unleash creativity and unwind. However, there are a couple of drawbacks worth mentioning.Firstly, while the concept of numbered sections to guide painting is excellent, the numbers themselves can be challenging to read. This can cause frustration and slow down the painting process, particularly for those with visual impairments or in dimly lit environments.Secondly, the quality of the brush provided with the kit leaves something to be desired. A better-quality brush could significantly enhance the painting experience, allowing for smoother strokes and more precise detailing.Despite these shortcomings, the Amphol Paint by Number kit still offers value for beginners looking to explore their artistic side. With some improvements in readability and brush quality, it has the potential to be an even more enjoyable painting experience.

I tried another paint by number on a whim and got hooked. This is the first set I bought for myself. It's a good size, it's framed already, and comes with a set of paintbrushes for each one. A couple things bother me. Some of the numbers are placed oddly so it's hard to read and there's plenty of space that would be better placement. The canvas is naturally textured so sometimes the paint doesn't fill in the indentation after 1 or 2 applications. It's not enough to stop me. I'm going to get another set.

Little detailed but works

Took about 28 hours to complete. I enjoyed painting this, although it was apparent about halfway through that the painting would be less detailed than advertised. I also had to mix my own acrylics because the included paint was low quality, gelled, and insufficient for the quantity necessary. Sometimes the colors weren’t pigmented enough to cover the numbers beneath and required 4-5 layers to really show up. Nice final product, but I wouldn’t recommend buying unless you have your own paints and experience mixing to create matching shades.

Good quality paint with lovely colors. I had to buy a lighted magnifying glass to be able to read some of the numbers due very tiny sections. This was my first kit and it takes me approximately 4 hours on each color. The canvas come loose and folded up not stretched on a frame. You'll have to buy your own stretcher bars if you want to staple it down.

This is a terrible paint by number. Many of the numbers are unreadable-they are much too small and poorly placed, and some spaces aren’t marked at all. The paint colors are significantly different than what was on the Amazon post and parts of the image on Amazon is cut off. Finally, the kit did not come with any color image to use as reference

Really loved painting this door. Good quality product and sufficient paint volume

Very nice 👍🏼

I really enjoyed 3 out of the 4 canvases, especially 'autumn'. The numbers were mostly clear, the lines forgiving, and the paints went on easily. I wouldn't look at them too closely, but from a meter away, they actually look pretty good.The exception to my enjoyment was the 'spring' canvas, which was a nightmare of tiny polygons, increasingly illegible numbers, and endless indeterminable shades of white. Fortuntately, my desire to complete the set outweighed my hatred of this panel.As others have noted, there were only two brushes per panel, but most of shapes required the smallest brush anyway.