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- Univers : Sports Paint By Numbers
- Canvas: 100% pure high density linen
- Paint: Acrylic ready to use (no mixing)
- Pots: 24 to 48 pots sealed under vacuum
- Brushes: 3 precision finished nylon brushes
- Level: Suitable for all (Guided by numbers)
Paint by Numbers
Tennis Player Mid Jump Paint by Numbers
A tennis player leaps above centre court, racket in hand. The kit contains the printed canvas, numbered paint pots and three brushes so you can recreate this stadium scene.
- SubjectTennis player mid jump over centre court
- Sizes20x30 to 60x80 cm (9 sizes)
- Time~20 to 40 h depending on size
- KitLinen canvas · 24/36/48 pots · 3 brushes
Difficulty level : Advanced
iWhat does this level mean?
- Beginner: one large subject and big areas to paint, little detail. Ideal for a first canvas.
- Intermediate: several elements or colour gradients, with smaller areas. It takes a little more care and a fine brush in places.
- Advanced: a busy scene with many small areas and small faces to paint with a fine brush. For experienced painters, or with patience.
Tip: on a larger canvas the areas are bigger and easier to paint.
A tennis player mid jump paint by numbers canvas to paint yourself
This paint by numbers for adults shows an athlete suspended above the clay, racket raised, in a packed stadium. Centre court fills the background with its tight rows of seating and floodlights. The green of the court and the ochre of the clay frame the player's white silhouette. Tennis balls add yellow dots near the net. The expressive style shows broad strokes on the stands and clean lines on the player. The palette rests on five dominant colours: green, ochre, blue, white and red. The square format reinforces the verticality of the jump.
Tips for painting this design
Start with the stands and the blue and green background, then move on to the ochre clay. Keep the player in white for the end: the outlines of the racket and body need a fine brush. The floodlights and the net call for precision on the straight lines. Choose a 40x50 cm size or larger to make out the spectators and the balls. The 30x30 cm works if you prefer a compact scene.
Sizes, colours and painting time
The design comes in 20x30 to 60x80 cm (9 sizes). You choose a kit with 24, 36 or 48 colours, 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 20 to 40 h depending on the size.
What's in the kit
Canvas:The printed linen canvas carries the outlines of the player mid jump, the raised racket and the centre net.
Paint:The numbered pots cover the green, ochre, blue, white and red of the stands and the clay.
Brushes:The fine brush is for the tennis balls and the details of the packed stands, the broad one for centre court.
Guide:The paper guide to the design helps you check the numbers on the stadium floodlights and the player's areas.
Optional:Optionally, the wooden frame to assemble stretches the canvas of the player mid jump over centre court. You can also choose it already mounted on its frame, ready to hang.
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 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.
Questions about this design
Which size should I choose for this tennis player mid jump?
The 40x50 cm offers a good balance between detail and legibility. The 50x70 cm lets you paint the faces in the stands and the balls without straining. The 30x30 cm is still possible for a simplified version of the stadium.
Are the stadium details difficult to paint?
The stands and floodlights take patience: the areas are small and numerous. The player and racket are painted with the fine brush. Allow 20 to 40 h depending on the size you choose.
Who is this tennis paint by numbers kit for?
For a tennis fan or a tournament supporter. The square format and sporting subject appeal to teenagers and adults alike. The complete kit can be given as it is, with the rolled canvas and numbered pots.
Which colour should I start with in paint by numbers?
On this picture, start with the stands and the blue and green background, then the ochre clay. Keep the player in white for the end, as the outlines of the racket and body need the fine brush. The paper guide helps you check the numbers of the areas.
What are the tips for painting by numbers?
Paint the large background areas before the details. For the floodlights and the net, use the fine brush on the straight lines. Choose a 40x50 cm size or larger to make out spectators and balls, or 30x30 cm for a compact scene.
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- Theme
- Owl and Owlet
- Subject
- Owl perched on a branch under the full moon
- Style
- Realistic
- Orientation
- Square
- Dominant colours
- Blue, brown, ochre, black, beige
- Level
- Intermediate
- Details to paint
- Medium areas and some fine details
- Time to complete
- Around 12 to 30 h depending on the size
- Sizes
- 20x30 to 60x80 cm (9 sizes)
- Number of colours
- 24, 36 or 48 depending on the option
- Canvas
- Linen, outlines and numbers printed
- Paint
- Numbered acrylic, ready to use
- Brushes
- 3 (fine, medium, wide)
- Frame
- Rolled canvas without frame or with a wooden frame to assemble
- Dispatch
- Within 48 hours
