Everything You Need to Start Painting with AcrylicsWant to paint, but dont have space for a dedicated studio? Our Desktop Studio bundle might just be the perfect solution. Weve assembled everything you need to make beautiful acrylic paintings in just a few square feet of desk space. This bundle includes a tabletop easel, paints, brushes, disposable palette paper, and a high-quality, small canvas for your first desktop painting.Whats In The Bundle?The Desktop Studio Acrylic Painting Bundle is anchored by a handy, collapsible work surface: the Napa Table Easel. Made from solid wood, the Napa Table Easel folds out and stays open at your choice of three different angles. Its ideal for working on small canvases, like the one thats included in this set. When youre done, it folds flat, so you can easily store it in a drawer.The paints in this bundle are Dutch-made Amsterdam Standard Acrylics, our favorite acrylic paint for students and beginners. You get a generous 120 mL of each color, and weve selected five primary pigments that mix together beautifully: Titanium White, Oxide Black, Azo Yellow Lemon, Primary Magenta, and Primary Cyan. This modern mixing system allows you to make virtually any color, allowing you to paint any style and subject you like.Three brushes are included, all from the popular Princeton Snap 9850 Series. These short-handled, firm white bristle brushes are designed for acrylic painting and perfectly sized for small surfaces. Weve selected a #16 Flat Shader for filling larger areas, a #2 Round for details, and a #6 Round for everything in between.For your first painting surface, we have a Masterpiece Classic Cotton 8 x 10 studio-depth canvas. Acrylic-primed, stretched tight, and back-stapled, this is a high-quality painting surface that wont let you down. (This isnt one of those floppy, poorly-stretched canvases youve seen at craft stores.)Finally, weve included the easiest way to mix acrylic paint: a disposable palette paper pad from Canson. The sheets are coated for a smooth mixing surface that wont absorb paint. When youre done with your session, let the palette paper dry, then throw it out. No washing palettes or scraping paint off surfaces!