With famous paintings by numbers you work step by step on your own version of a well-known work of art. The composition and colors are divided into numbered areas. This allows you to experience what it is like to build a classic masterpiece layer by layer, even without painting training.
This category contains Schipper sets with motifs based on famous paintings. Think of recognizable portraits and works by well-known artists. They appeal to art lovers, but also to anyone who enjoys a detailed painting project.
Well-known works of art often contain subtle color transitions and many small details. As a result, they usually require more patience than a simple design with large surfaces. The result is special for that very reason: you see a familiar work of art slowly emerge under your own brush.
The pre-mixed acrylic paint helps to stay close to the intended color palette. The sturdy painting cardboard with a linen structure supports a neat appearance. Check for each product exactly which materials are included and whether a suitable frame is available separately.
First choose an image that really appeals to you. Then look at the size and amount of detail. A portrait can contain many small transitions in face and clothing. A colorful work of art can be attractive if you like to work with many different shades. Take your time and work per color or per part of the painting.
Color differences and characteristic details are extra noticeable in a well-known work of art. Therefore, work with a clean brush and close colors immediately after use. Allow adjacent surfaces to dry before touching up small details. When a light color does not completely cover the printed line, a second thin layer is often nicer than one thick layer. Use the check sheet if a number is no longer visible during painting. By regularly taking a step back, you can better see how individual areas of color together form the recognizable overall image.
Plan sufficient time and divide the work over several sessions. This way you can continue painting accurately without rushing the process. Once completed, a suitable frame is a logical addition, especially if you want to give your version of the masterpiece a permanent place on the wall.
No. The numbers and corresponding paint colors guide you through the design. Accurate work and patience are more important than experience.
Famous paintings often contain more subtle details. Take a good look at the motif and choose a design that suits the challenge you are looking for.
Yes. Check the dimensions of the chosen set and view the available picture frames for that size.
