Nicpro Kids Paint Set (34-piece) with Table Easel, 6 Canvas Panels & 12 Acrylic Colours

The essentials

The Nicpro Kids Paint Set is a 34-piece acrylic painting kit aimed at helping children get stuck in straight away, without having to source lots of separate supplies. It covers the usual essentials—acrylic paint colours, brushes, a simple table easel, canvas panels and a paper pad—so you can go from “let’s paint” to creating something fairly quickly.

On paper, it’s designed for beginners and for family “craft time” rather than advanced studio work. You’re getting a mix of surfaces (canvas and A5 acrylic paper) and the tools that typically make learning easier: brushes in different sizes, plus a palette and a colour wheel to support mixing and planning colours.

What’s included and what it’s for

This kit bundles a set of core painting items: - 12 colours of acrylic paint - 10 painting brushes in different sizes - 6 canvas panels (8 x 10 in.) with a cotton canvas surface - A lightweight, foldable steel wire table easel - A plastic palette, palette knife, painting sponge and a colour wheel - 12 sheets of A5 acrylic painting pad (for practise and experiments)

For a practical example, it suits a typical after-school session: set up the table easel on a desk, use one canvas panel for a “proper” piece, and keep the A5 pad for sketches or colour tests. The palette and colour wheel make it easier to visualise mixing rather than guessing.

There’s one thing worth keeping in mind: while it’s comprehensive, it’s still a kids’ kit—so if you’re expecting a pro-level workflow or the most refined artist-grade tools, it may feel a bit more entry-level than you want.

Where it shines in everyday use

The big win here is convenience. When a kit includes both a working easel and enough supplies to start immediately, it reduces friction for beginners. The easel is specifically described as lightweight and foldable, which is handy if you’re storing crafts away or moving it around the house.

The canvas panels use a cotton surface stretched and glued over an MDF backing. That matters because it gives a more “real painting” feel compared with looser craft paper, especially for kids learning to handle brushes and control paint coverage.

Key considerations before buying

Acrylic paint can be fun, but it also means you may need to think about cleanup and storage (especially with multiple colours). The kit includes the essentials to paint and mix, but nothing here suggests specialist cleaning gear or long-term storage solutions.

Also, the 10 brushes are “different sizes”, which is good for variety, but the kit doesn’t claim anything about brush type (such as specific bristle material). That’s not necessarily a problem—just a reminder that this is best viewed as a learning set, not something intended to last as a long-term professional kit.

Finally, folding table easels are convenient, yet they’re not the same as more rigid studio setups. If your child is set on larger formats or very steady, upright painting for long periods, you may find the “table-top” approach limiting.

Who it’s best suited for (and who should skip it)

It’s a good fit if you want one organised kit for a child who’s just getting into acrylic painting, or for schools/home learning where you’d like to provide most supplies in one go.

It makes sense if you’re buying for beginners and you want both practise (A5 acrylic pad) and a more satisfying finish surface (canvas panels), with the easel included.

It may not suit you if you’re already stocked with paints/brushes and you only need a single component. It’s also not the best choice if you’re trying to “upgrade” into more serious, adult-style painting tools, because this set reads more as a complete starter pack than a refinement purchase.

Tech specs

• Type: Kids painting supplies kit
• Paint colours: 12 colours of acrylic paint
• Paint size (per colour): 12ml / 0.4 fl.oz
• Brushes: 10 painting brushes
• Canvas panels: 6 canvas panels (8 x 10 in.)
• Table easel: steel wire table easel (lightweight and foldable)
• Acrylic paper pad: 12 sheets A5 acrylic painting pad
• Includes: plastic palette, palette knife, painting sponge, colour wheel

Is it worth it?

Buy it if you want a ready-to-use acrylic painting set that covers the basics end-to-end—paint, brushes, palette tools, canvas panels, a table easel, and practise paper—without forcing you to piece everything together.

Skip it if you’re expecting a high-end, long-term artist kit or if you already have most supplies and only need one part. And if you’re planning bigger, more demanding painting setups beyond a desk/table, the table-easel format could feel restrictive.

Mini FAQ

Will my child be able to start straight away?

Yes, the kit is presented as a complete beginner-style set: paint colours, brushes, palette tools, a table easel, canvas panels and an A5 paper pad are all included.

What surfaces can they paint on?

You get both 6 canvas panels (cotton canvas surface on MDF backing) and 12 sheets of A5 acrylic painting pad.

Is the easel easy to store?

It’s described as lightweight and foldable, which should make it simpler to carry and store than a fixed stand.

What kind of painting does this suit?

It’s designed for acrylic painting learning—mixing and colouring, using different brush sizes, and practising on paper before moving to canvas.