is it good to do art work on?
1075044
Save up your money for a better tablet. The view will be dark if you look at it from the side. It wouldn't be worth it trust me the display is horrible.
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.
1182078
I would say so. I used it on artist paper and even coloring books. It gives you a nice rough surface to paint/color on. Colors are much more vivid, also.
525386
I think so... what's great about it is that it's mate so you can build it up to your liking without it looking "muddy" and blend it out as well if you build it up too much. You'll love it!
316165
Yes you can do bodywork if you know what you're doing. It is well worth the money
280720
Yeah, but by "work," I mean that it will stick to the adhesive surface for a limited period of time until the stickiness wears off and then it isn't sticking at all. It's cheap though, and if you can manage to preserve the adhesive and take good care of it, you should be fine.
1974199
If you get a large enough dimensions it could function as a room divider. Keep in mind the artwork is one-sided, so that may be a consideration depending on your needs.
624947
Should. Depending on the brand you are taking out, some of the work may be done for you.
869691
yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.
2101095
Not unless you have a lot of overspray. Example: If you were painting a chain link fence, you'd use a lot more paint because much of it would just be shooting through the holes in the fence. If painting a picket fence and you allowed a lot of paint to shoot through, between the slats, you'd waste a lot also. If you're spraying on so much paint that it's running and dripping, you're using too much.It's all about how you use it.
235695
It is fun and sometimes grueling. I think it would be a fun deviation but certainly not as challenging. Though I will say you will feel it in the areas you are working.
334690
Any reason not to do it by hands under water? Dont be lazy-its a hand made pice of art)
1703744
It depends on your work style. I find that it does not. If you tend to be more gestural rather than precise, then maybe, but if you can draw on a piece of paper, you can draw on it.
919008
My grand baby and I make soap with them, so I really can't answer your question but I think unless you spilled paint on you I think they would be fine, and a painting project sounds like big fun!!
1584417
Yeah I would say so ... They are very light in weight and small in size ( meant for a small wall space) so it may feel cheap but they are nice pieces if u ask me. They will be hanging on the wall anyway. The art itself is very cool and accurate to photo online.
1183104
If you want it to look like a real ship YES I painted mine and it looks great, but if you just want a toy to play with do what you want, but why get it if your not prepared to do a nice job and make it look like the real thing. That is what modeling is.Don't get started doing things half way it is a bad habit to break always do the best you can at what ever you start and you'll never go wrong.
136335
Yes, in my artwork, I've used all kinds of paints, brushes, rollers and other mediums. Have fun!