DIY Oil Painting Paint by Numbers Kit for Adults Kids Beginner - Dragon 41"x17"

I like the picture because I love dragons pure and simple.

This is the largest paint by numbers I’ve brought so far, even bigger than the Last Dinner one which is measured 35"x17". The only thing I'm not satisfied is it came in without a frame as I planned to make it a gift for my friend so I had to buy one myself. Yet the painting result is astonish! I brought it because I like the TV series GAME OF THRONES and I would like to purchase one more if they have the Ice Dragon version in the future which is kinda cool. It took some time to complete, but I love how it turned out. Love the paper with numbers that comes with it because it made final touches so much easier. This one is packed in roll, compared to other kits in the past that were folded (harder to iron flat) and only came with one set, so I thought this one was a step up. Comes with a nice variety of brushes. Lots of tiny areas to paint. The paint was decent quality. No issues with drying out. I found it very therapeutic and it relaxes your mind. I've uploaded the final result and video to share with you. Unfortunately I forgot to capture the process so you can see how it became a masterpiece from empty canvas. Will share with you more details next time if I get myself another one.

It came on time, rolled & packaged well, numbers big and easy to read, even the light colors I've tried so far cover well (the borders/numbers are red & covers better than blue or blacks of other kits), reference sheet is front/back so the image wasnt shrunk so small that it'd be useless, and larger/winding pieces numbered in more than one spot. I'm not sure how final image will turn out since I just rec'd it and started but these qualities make the process much more enjoyable than some other kits. My only disappointment was with USPS. SROOD sent it early enough that the tracking said it'd be here VERY early (super excited) but USPS misdirected it and took 3 days to route it back but it was still here in the original time frame. Great job SROOD!

Love the painting but I had to buy a second one because I didn't have enough of 17 and a few others. I'm only half way done. So I'm not too happy at all. But I want to finish it.

This fire spitting dragon picture was picked from my son for redecorating his room. It was on canvas without frame as ordered. The paint is acrylic, but the consistency is like oil paint. I started with the bigger areas and worked my way to the smallest dots. At the beginning I was nervous that the paint for the bigger areas may not be enough, but I realized fast, that if used in moderate thickness the paint will cover the areas nicely. It was fun and since every color was already premixed I did not need to worry about each shade of orange or brown. This picture can be done from any person who is patient and can focus for a while. Since the paint container and the areas on the canvas are clearly labeled it can also be worked on in the evening without special lighting.

This painting took me FOREVER, but it's worth the time! Well packaged (uncreased canvas, two sets of brushes, vacuum-sealed paints) and there was enough paint for 2 coats on the less opaque colors. A great quarantine project! My one minor qualm is that the paints in #13 and #31 were exactly the same (probably a packaging error). When I contacted the seller, they replied very quickly but claimed that they were supposed to be the same? Kinda weird. It wasn't a big deal- I mixed in some white acrylic I had at home- but I could tell from the reference photo that they were supposed to be different.