Dimensions PBN 20x14 Eagle Hunter

I know some folks don't like the "Canvas Board" or the need for mixing paints, but I personally like the board - no need to stretch over a wood frame. And I like the paint mixing, now that I'm familiar with it. I saved the paint pots from earlier paintings and use them for mixing all of the paints before I begin painting. I label the mixed paints with little round labels I picked up at Michaels or Hobby Lobby. No interruptions for mixing once I start painting. The paints cover well and the finished product is beautiful. I'm still working on blending techniques to find on- that's simple and produces the best effect. I highly recommend this brand - I hope they add more choices soon.

The paint was Wonderful ,it went on so smooth and washed off with just H20. This whole thing was the best I have ever done. I am 76 years old and I have been painting sense 1990

I am having a blast with this! It's my first time doing one like this and, not being artsy by nature, this gives me a great sense of accomplishment. I do wish that it came with extra paint pots for mixing since over half of the picture is using mixed colors. An old contact lens case works well, FYI.

I just finished this after buying it in mid September. The canvas is actual a piece of cardboard, but I like it. The paints are in tiny plastic jars. A few colors were kind of clumpy but usable. You get one paint brush, which I liked, just wish there were more sizes because you have to paint huge areas and tiny areas. I would work on it for a couple hours once or twice a week usually. I really disliked that MOST of the colors you need to mix to get the correct color. I used a butter knife and a palette to mix my colors. Make sure you get all the spots for the mixed colors or you may have to mix again and the colors may not match. It would have been much easier if they just provided all the colors, but it is what it is. There is a very helpful key included. The lighter colors don't hide the numbers very well. You also have to use "techniques" to get the picture to look right. One involves using a dry brush and gently dotting colors to blend them on the edges. The other is a wash, where you mix white with water and paint over another color. Not terribly hard, but chances are it won't look just like the painting. Overall, I would buy again. It was fun and looks great.

I loved painting this paint by numbers!It took several weeks to finish. It was well worth the money for so many hours of enjoyment. I would highly recommend getting a small detail brush for the small cell areas!Happy Painting!

this company always has quality products.

this wasn't too hard, i framed it and it looked great1 Lots of details for the "deathers"

Was awesome but didn't like mixing and figuring out a b c