Inosuke Hashibira Green Eyes Paint by Numbers

Inosuke Hashibira paint by numbers kit: a close-up of his green eyes

Inosuke Hashibira's face fills the whole landscape canvas. His green eyes look straight at you, black and blue strands of hair frame his forehead, and white bandages cover part of his cheeks and nose. Scars mark the beige skin. The background stays plain white, so the portrait stands out on its own. The palette is black, green, blue, white and beige, and the contrast between the dark hair and the pale bandages keeps the areas easy to tell apart. This design belongs to our Demon Slayer paint by numbers range. If you like the cartoon style, you can also browse our anime and manga paint by numbers.

Tips for painting this design

This kit is intermediate level. Most areas are medium sized, and the finest details sit around the eyes and the scars. Start with the plain white background to set the outline of the face, then paint the beige skin before the white bandages. Use the fine brush for the green eyes so the pupils keep their shape. Black and blue strands alternate across the top of the head, so rinse your brush each time you switch between them. Allow around 12 to 30 hours, depending on the size you choose. The 40x50 cm size leaves enough room around the eyes to work comfortably.

Sizes, colours and painting time

The design comes in 20x30 to 60x80 cm (9 sizes). You choose a 24, 36 or 48 colour kit, on rolled canvas, with a wooden frame to assemble or with the canvas already mounted on its frame (except in 50x70 and 60x80 cm, delivered rolled). Allow around 12 to 30 h depending on the size.

The landscape orientation suits the wall above a desk or a bed. It makes a gift for a Demon Slayer fan who likes a project with some detail and a clear result.

What's in the kit

• Canvas:The printed linen canvas carries the outlines of Inosuke's face and the numbers for the green eyes and white bandages.
• Paint:The numbered acrylic pots are ready to use and cover the black of the hair, the green of the eyes, the blue of the strands and the beige of the skin.
• Brushes:Three brushes (fine, medium and wide). The fine one suits the scars and the outlines of the eyes, the wide one the plain white background.
• Guide:The paper sheet of the design lets you check the numbers for the bandages and the blue strands.
• Optional:The wooden frame to assemble stretches the canvas before you apply the first colours.

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Without frame

The canvas arrives rolled in a tube. You paint it flat and frame it afterwards if you wish.

With frame

Wooden stretcher bars to assemble stretch the canvas. You paint on a taut surface and hang the finished picture on the wall.

Mounted canvas

The canvas arrives already stretched on its wooden frame. You start painting right away and hang the picture on the wall.