Oil Painting for Stick Figure Drawing Dropouts
Start painting without overthinking the supplies.
You don’t need talent to start. You just need a place to begin.
When I first started oil painting, I spent almost $300 on supplies. It was overwhelming and honestly, a little terrifying.
What if I didn’t like it?
I was determined to build a better way. So I built the exact setup I teach with. No guesswork. No wasted money. Just what works.
The easiest way to start
Open the box, hit play, and start painting today.
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Includes step-by-step video access.
Cost less than full size supplies.
Complete Starter Bundle
Everything You Need to Paint Your First Oil Painting
The Starter Bundle combines the complete Tool Kit, Paint Kit, and a step-by-step paint-along lesson so you can start painting immediately.
What’s Included:
Everything you need to take a class.
• Mixing palette
• 4 curated synthetic brushes (detail, filbert, chisel, blending)
• Palette knife
• Reusable transfer sheet
• 8×10 aluminum painting panel (pre-gessoed and ready to paint)
• 9 tubes of paint 37ml
• Titanium White
• Cadmium Lemon
• Yellow Ochre
• Burnt Sienna
• Alizarin Crimson
• Magenta
• Viridian
• French Ultramarine
• Ivory Black
AND A BONUS
Video Tutorial
The bundle also includes access to a step-by-step video tutorial so you can follow along and complete your first painting.
Template and color reference image included.
When I first started oil painting, I spent almost $300 on supplies.
It was intimidating and overwhelming. Was I buying the right stuff? Would I like it?
This bundle removes that barrier and gives you the exact setup I use to teach beginners.
FREE U.S. Shipping.
International Shipping, Flat rate $35.
Or build it your way. Does not include instructional video.
Studio Tools
Perfect for beginners who already have paint
One-time purchase
Paint Canvas Refill
Enough paint for 1-2 paintings (8” x 10”)
Great if you bought the Bundle and need to refill paint and canvas only.
Panels - 8”x10”
More sizes coming soon.
Painting Panels
These ready-to-paint aluminum panels are the same surfaces used in my classes and painting kits as well as my professional gallery paintings.
I like these better than canvas because:
I actually prefer them over traditional canvas because they are:
Ready to paint. No sanding. No gesso. No prep work.
Completely rigid. No sagging, stretching, or bouncing while you paint.
Smooth surface ideal for detailed brushwork and realistic painting.
Easy to store. They take up less space than stretched canvas.
No re-stretching. Ever.
Archival and built to last.
Whether you’re painting your very first sunflower or your fiftieth masterpiece, these panels provide a professional painting surface that lets you focus on the fun part.
Now quit reading and go make something beautiful.