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Mike Jone

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A professional art sets require for good painting and drawing. On the other hand, art sets are different depending on age. Also, there are a lot of brands available online. But all the brand's art set is not good. So, how can you choose the right one before buying it? Maybe this article can helps you       

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Robert Jones, NAPA

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Hmm.  A bit of an advertisement, this, isn't it?  Anyway - I daresay those art sets represent good value and would be useful to someone without a collection of basic equipment, but most of us here will have our own collection of materials, and buy when we need to supplement them or replace materials used.  There is no way in the world that I would now buy a whole set of art materials, for one: I'm not starting out, so I specialize - and so, I suspect, do most of us. The magazines which support this site are The Artist, and Leisure Painter.  They both take paid advertisements - that, and sales of the magazines, helps them to keep this useful site going.  How about supporting them with your advertising? 

Alan Bickley

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Yes, I saw this earlier and presumed that it was some form of free advertising! I have to agree with Robert, sets of any medium are not the best way to build up your collection, always ending up with colours that are unusable - and of course you’re paying for fancy packaging!