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Royal Artist Oil Easel Art Set With Easy To Store Bag

Royal & Langnickel Oil Color Easel Art Set with Easy to Store BagI bought this set for my mother, she loves to paint, but hasn't done so in a long time. I bought her this set to get her started again. Its a really cute little set for the price and its a good start up kit, but the box/easel seems a little flimsy, be very careful when handling it.

I chose this set because I have begun painting again and am starting over from scratch. It has everything you need to get started right away. The only reason I did not give this product five stars is because of the quality of the paint brushes. They are very stiff and you will have to soak them and little longer than your average brush to soften the bristles. Other than that,this is a nice kit for someone with a small work area, as well as for travel. Awesome! Love it!

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I ordered this for my wife who wanted to start back doing some art work. She is very happy with it. Thanks!

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got it right away, looks very good and i like it.... but i have not used it...i imagine the quality will be good but it is still collecting dust looking at me

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B. Toys Kids Flip Down Wood Easel/art Desk Combo In Espresso

B. Toys Kids Flip Down Wood Easel/art Desk Combo In EspressoI bought this for my son two years ago. The easel has a dry-erase side and a chalk-board side. The chalk-board side isn't done properly and is too smooth--chalk doesn't write on it. Also, it doesn't function well as a desk. When folded down to a desk it's too high for any child under 5 to sit and reach (the desk area is 24" high when folded down)--and any children's chair is too low for it. I tried stacking pillows for a few months, but it was difficult. Even as an art easel I had to set up a step-stool for my son--then 3--to reach it to paint. Also, the bins underneath make it uncomfortable to sit at as the child's feet hit the bins. And, there is a section of wood on the top of the easel that sticks up making it hard for kids to reach/put their arms down to color, etc. when it's folded down as a desk.

The dry-erase works great, my kids have had fun using that and the paper that rolls up over the top for painting. I primarily wanted to use this as a desk, with the added feature of the art easel and have been disappointed that I couldn't do that. I'm thinking about cutting a few inches off the bottom of the legs-removing the bins and the wood pieces that hold then, removing the extra wood piece on the top of the easel to make it more usable as a desk. It's annoying that I have to make so many modifications though.

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