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New Aldi Specialbuys: Contemporary Art [info and review]

17/9/2018

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Now you probably know that I love a deal and that I'm generally a big fan of Aldi's Specialbuys? Well, this latest range is another one to get excited about!

It's available instore and online right now and has everything you need to get creative.

I personally use art as a way to relax at the end of the day and I'm never without a sketchbook in my bag, so it's no surprise that this got my attention.

Let's take a quick look at what you can get your hands:
  • 90 Piece Art Set (see above photo) - £14.99
  • Artist Storage Box - £14.99
  • Table Easel - £12.99
  • Acryclic Paint Set - £6.99
  • Colour Pencils or Oil Pastels - £4.99
  • Paint Brushes set (Oil, Watercolour or Acryclic) - £4.99
  • Canvas Assortment (Square or Rectangle) - £3.99
Overall, it looks like a good quality assortment and would be a great way to get yourself started so if you've been feeling the urge to get creative it's definitely worth taking a look either in your local store or online here.

Let me know if you decide to pick anything up!

Update:
So I've now got my hands on a couple of things, so I thought I'd update this to let you know what I thought!

So starting with the canvases, they're great quality and I'm really looking forward to getting started with them. I can't think of anywhere else you're going to get 3 for anywhere near this price.

The storage box is a lifesaver for my desk, I now have somewhere to stash away all the things I'm not using rather than having them constantly scattered across the table. I also love the fold out side on the lid that lets you slide in paintbrushes with ease... such a little addition that makes a huge difference.

Then there's the pencils.. which I love. They are really high quality and so nice to use. They pack the perfect amount of pigment but can be blended out nicely. I'm enjoyed playing around with them a little and they've fast become my go-to when I'm working with colour!
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