Paint-by-Numbers Kit Norimpex Retriever in Paris 40x50 cm, canvas set

Norimpex paint-by-numbers kit "Retriever in Paris" is a guided acrylic painting set on a 40×50 cm pre-printed canvas. The kit provides numbered acrylic paints and brushes matched to the printed template, enabling hobbyists to paint a detailed scene of a retriever in a Parisian setting. Intended for leisure crafting, the completed painting can be used as a decorative wall piece or given as a handmade gift.

Advantages

The set simplifies the painting process by providing a numbered canvas and corresponding paints so users can follow a clear step-by-step colour placement. The 40×50 cm canvas size is large enough to capture details while remaining manageable for beginners. Included brushes and acrylic paints are formulated for use on canvas, offering quick drying and good colour coverage for layering and corrections.

Suitable for

• Beginners learning painting techniques with guided colour placement
• Leisure and craft activities at home
• Gift-making and DIY home décor projects
• Art therapy and stress-relief hobby sessions

Key specifications

• Canvas size: 40 × 50 cm
• Canvas: pre-printed with numbered template for guided painting
• Paint type: numbered acrylic paints suitable for canvas
• Accessories: paintbrushes included (various sizes for details and fills)
• Intended use: indoor decorative painting and hobby craft

How to use

Lay the pre-printed canvas on a flat surface or easel. Match each numbered paint pot to the corresponding number on the canvas and start filling larger areas first, then proceed to smaller details. Allow layers to dry before applying overlapping paint to avoid smudging. Clean brushes with water after each colour change and keep paint lids closed when not in use to prevent drying. Work in natural or well-lit artificial light to accurately match colours and details.

Usage recommendations

For best results, stretch or mount the canvas before starting if you prefer a taut painting surface. Use a fine brush for outlines and small details and a wider brush for backgrounds. Apply thin layers and build up colour density gradually; if necessary, mix small amounts of white or medium to adjust tones gently while maintaining the numbered guidance.