Ocean Life

Currently the Aquapaints do not come with a paintbrush.

Using just a paintbrush and some water - we recommend using a low dish with a little water to help make this easier to dip the brush into and minimise any mess if accidentally spilt over.

Once fully painted with water, these can take 15-20 minutes to dry. This time may vary depending on the amount of water applied and the room temperature.

With regular use, the sheets should last for a few years.

Once coated with water, brush over the whole image with a little Olive Oil and it will retain the colours. After leaving for an hour, gently wipe off residual oil.

We suggest using a brush with 1cm thick bristles. This can assist in the image not being painted too quickly or slowly. The handle of the brush should be around 1.5cm thick on average to make it easier to hold. If the person using the Aquapaint tends to use a lot of pressure while painting, then a brush with a plastic casing around the bristles will be better.

We recommend cleaning with just water and a clean cloth. Please do not use chemical agents to clean art sheets as these may damage the images. If properly cared for, your art sheets can last many years. Please be careful not to scratch the surface, we recommend brushes without a metal grip for this reason.

There are five sheets in each pack. For more variety, take a look at the Aquapaint Pack Sets, with 10% saving on a set of 4 or 3.