Why kits end up in a drawer
You didn’t quit. The kit did.
Paint that bleeds. Pots that dry up. Colors that run out halfway.
That's why half-done canvases end up in drawers. It was never you. It was the paint, the canvas and the ink.
Here are the four things that decide whether you finish.
The four that decide it
Four problems. Four fixes.
None of them are your fault. Drag each slider to see the difference.
Other brandsWander PaintingPaint bleedsStays put
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Paint bleeds past the line
- What happens
- You hold the brush steady. The paint still creeps over the edge. Do that a few times and the whole picture looks muddy. Most people stop right there.
- Why
- Thin paint runs along the canvas threads before it dries. A line that isn't sealed lets it straight through.
- What we do about it
- Our ink grips the edge on contact. Paint stays in its own shape - even in the tiny sections.
Other brandsWander PaintingDried and lumpyStill smooth
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Paint dries out in the pot
- What happens
- You come back after a few nights. One pot has gone thick and lumpy. Sometimes it's like that on the first night.
- Why
- Small pots lose water fast. Cheap paint splits and clumps. Then it clogs your brush.
- What we do about it
- Our paint stays smooth for as long as the canvas takes. The lids keep it that way between sessions.
Start here
Six parks. One box. $18 a kit.
Great Smoky Mountains, Yosemite, Zion, Acadia, Grand Teton and Grand Canyon.
- Six canvases, six designs, one box
- Enough paint for every one of them
- Six paintings for your walls
$108.00 for all six
Other brandsWander PaintingRan out of blueEnough blue
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You run out of a color
- What happens
- The sky blue is gone. A third of the sky is still bare. You can't match it. So the canvas goes in a drawer.
- Why
- Most brands put the same amount in every pot. But a sky needs far more blue than anything else needs.
- What we do about it
- We measure every pot against the design. The color you use most is the pot with the most in it.
Other brandsWander PaintingNumbers showingGone in one coat
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The numbers show through
- What happens
- Two coats on, and you can still see the number. You can't tell what's done. And it still shows in the finished painting.
- Why
- Thin paint needs three coats to hide printed ink. Nobody has time for three coats.
- What we do about it
- Our paint covers in one. The number is gone the first time you go over it.
In season now
Six spooky designs. One box. $18 a kit.
Ghosts, haunted houses, black cats and a harvest moon. Start one this week and it's on your wall before the month is out.
- Six canvases, six designs, one box
- Enough paint for every one of them
- The nights are already getting dark early
$108.00 for all six
The Beauty of Wander Painting
We fixed all four.
Lines stay sharp
Our ink locks the edge. Paint stops where the line stops.
Paint stays fresh
Open it in week three. Still smooth. Still ready to use.
You get enough paint
Every pot is measured to the design. Nothing runs dry.
One coat is enough
No second pass. No third. Paint it once and it's done.