Paint By Numbers New Arrivals
New paint by numbers designs
This page brings together the most recently added paint by numbers kits, so you can see fresh subjects without browsing the whole range. You will find a mix of themes here – animals, landscapes, flowers, city scenes and more – and the selection changes as new designs are added.
How to choose your next kit
Start with a subject you would enjoy looking at on your wall, then compare the level of detail. A larger canvas gives each numbered area more room, which makes small features such as faces and eyes easier to paint neatly. A smaller canvas is finished sooner but fits the same picture into tighter spaces. Bold shapes and fewer colours are the easier place to start; designs with many colours and fine detail suit painters with a few kits behind them.
What a kit usually contains
A paint by numbers kit typically includes a printed canvas with numbered areas, numbered acrylic paint pots and brushes. Check the product page for the canvas size, number of colours and exact contents of each kit.
Tips for a clean finish
Paint the background or the darkest colours first, keep the paint pots closed when you are not using them and let an area dry before painting right next to it. Once the painting is completely dry, it is ready to be framed.
Frequently asked questions
Are the new designs suitable for beginners?
Many of them are. For a first kit, look for bold shapes, larger numbered areas and fewer colours, and save densely detailed designs for later.
What is included in a paint by numbers kit?
Kits typically include a numbered canvas, numbered acrylic paints and brushes. The product page lists the exact contents, canvas size and number of colours for each kit.
Which canvas size should I choose?
Size affects both detail and time. A larger canvas gives small features more room and is often easier to paint neatly, while a smaller one is quicker to finish.
Do I need anything else to get started?
A glass of water for rinsing brushes, some kitchen paper and good lighting are usually enough. A frame or an easel is optional and can be added later.