Should I get the set of 30 or the set of 15, I'm a beginner artist and I am just starting out?
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I would get the set of 30 if you can afford them as it has a lot more colours and you can blend them. I use them for cake decorating as they are non toxic as well as for painting and they will last you along time. Hopefully this has helped you made the choice.
2024331
I'm happy with the set of 30 I got and from what I remember there wasn't much of a price difference between the 15 and 30.
2024332
IF you plan to continue your art and you can afford it (it is a good price), I'd suggest the greater variety of colors. For me wider choices engaged me to experiment with how to use, learn more, and enjoy the craft. Lay down your color with the pencils and watch what happens when next you use a brush, (the best are the ones with a water resevoir in the 'handle'). Experiment. You can put a wash over all the colors and watch what happens. Colors keep their integrity too. You can reapply color for another layer over the wash. You can start or end with permanent ink too. So many possibilities. So why limit the color choices? The medium is non-toxic and relatively non-messy. A small jar of water. A few paper towels, the pens, your water color paper, the brush and you've a portable new pastime. You can take it anywhere, it travels well, or stay on your sofa. If you decide it's not for you, give it to a young artist, it'll make someone else's day.
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The larger set has shapes that the smaller set does not have. I don't think you could go wrong with either set, but I recommend that you start out with either one of the larger sets. I purchased a 20 pc set at first to see if our grandsons would like magformers, and it was a huge mistake as they both LOVED them and so we did not have enough pieces for them both. I have since invested in many sets and it provides hours of creative fun for them......a great toy in my opinion.
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If you are just taking up the game I would recommend them. If you are hitting less than 100 I would go with a regular set of clubs and have them fitted or go with a women's set (which I believe these are the same size as). My kids have used these for a couple of years and had a great time with them and they are about the same size. So in summary if you are just starting out or just want to have fun with the game then yes go for it, if you are more experienced or want to get serious, then I would go to your local shop and talk with them.
961053
This is a good starter kit but if you are looking to do gradient nails I would recommend you get just different pigments because there is literally a pinch of pigment in each container, it's not even enough to do a set of nails. I hope this helped answer your question!
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That does seem a bit high for the list and selling price. The 24x18x2.25 is only $76.57 right now, which is cheaper than the 20x15. Go for that.
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I would say the more colours the better. But depending on what we can afford that is always the question. I have 72 pencils and I wish I had 120. But the colours are very nice. And it is a good pencil and if handled with great care they are going to last a while. Great choice for art class.
1879111
Correct, you have to buy the one that says its a set if you want the full set. Sometimes you don't need the number that come in the set or you need more. This lets you buy more or less.
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Hi Gordon, I use most of the colors. I originally bought about 60 of the colored pencils, and perhaps due to my inexperience with blending, I wasn't really able to get exactly the colors I wanted. So I ended up buying the 150 count set. I'm absolutely in love with it. So far I've had every color I've needed and am very happy with the set! :) I can't say for sure if you will use all 150 pencils, but I definitely would recommend this set to any friend. Good luck! :)
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The best is to buy a set of 15 . You get the pump with it . I do not sell pumps individually . If you buy 3 , send an email at the time of the purchase and I can ad a free pump too
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I would go with the 19mm... I've got both and the 30mm is a little bit too "long"... I use the 30mm for portraits and the 19mm for all yhe rest. :)
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If you get the set of 30, you will have 12 rolls six small & six petite. It should be more than adequate to do your hair. You'll then have larger ones for a wavy result.
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I would get at least 3 sets. I find they don't really hold that well. I have to keep taking the cover off and developing them every couple of weeks. Looking into a new way to do it.
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I started with a bigger size. The smaller ones are faster and smaller target for someone who has a little more experience. The bigger ones will be easier for you to get the rhythm easier and is still very fast and effective. You just need a lot of patience and practice starting out. Don't give up and you will get it down. Hope this helps.
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HiIt's set 30 pcs you can make different shape. Just make sure your size and color
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not that i know , i would go for the set from 4 , which is also available , good luck
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a 30pc set wasn't enough for what my kids wanted to build so we added the 62pc set, its a good place to start and see if theyre interested though since theyre so expensive
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Hi! This one is the starter kit which comes with a couple of framlets, embossing folders, etc.. I highly recommend for beginners it helped me figure out what everything was before I started buying stuff. The other one looks like its just the machine. Kathy