Art Kits

Curated art sets and mixed media kits for beginners and kids, ideal for home studios, classrooms, and gifts. Simple, ready-to-use bundles from Art Noise in Kingston, Canada.

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About Art Kits

Art sets make it easy to start creating, or to try something new without overthinking the shopping list. The Art Sets collection at Art Noise includes curated paint sets and mixed media kits designed for beginners, kids, and anyone who wants a ready-to-go bundle for home projects, classroom activities, or creative gifts. You will find approachable options that support skill-building, experimenting with materials, and keeping supplies organized, whether you are setting up a first mini studio at home or stocking an art corner for family craft time. These sets are also a great fit for teachers and caregivers who want reliable materials that simplify prep and make it easier to share supplies across a group. As a local, independent shop in Kingston, Canada, Art Noise focuses on practical, artist-approved choices and helpful guidance so you can pick a set that matches your age range, comfort level, and the kind of projects you want to make.

Art Kits FAQ

What is included in an art set, and what should I expect when I open it?

Most kits bundle a few core materials so you can start right away, think paints or drawing tools plus supporting basics (and sometimes a small guide). The easiest way to see exactly what is inside each kit is to open the product listing in the Art Sets collection at Art Noise, then add any essentials you want alongside it from Paper and Pads and Brushes and Tools.

Which art set is best for a beginner or a first-time painter?

For true beginners, look for a set that keeps choices simple and covers the basics so you can focus on learning, then build from there. Start by browsing the Art Sets collection, and if you are leaning toward paint specifically, compare options alongside Artist Acrylics or Watercolours to match the medium you want to learn.

Are these art sets suitable for kids, and what ages are they best for?

Many sets are great for kids, especially when you match the kit to attention span and mess level, washable and straightforward usually wins. Browse the Art Sets collection, and for age-friendly picks pair it with our Kids Art Supplies in Canada guide plus the curated Kids Paint and Kids Drawing collections.

Do you have art sets for watercolour, acrylic, and mixed media?

Yes, you will usually find options across common mediums, including watercolour, acrylic, drawing, and mixed media, depending on current availability. Start with the Art Sets collection, then use these to narrow your choice by medium: Watercolours, Artist Acrylics, and Markers and Precision Pens.

What extra supplies do I need to go with an art set, like paper, brushes, or palettes?

It depends on the kit, but the most common add-ons are the right surface (paper or canvas), a couple of basic brushes, and simple helpers like a palette or water cup for cleanup. After choosing from the Art Sets collection, you can round things out with Paper and Pads, Panels, Canvas and Substrates, and Painting Accessories.

Are art sets a good gift, and can you help me choose one quickly?

Art sets make excellent gifts because they feel generous and remove the “what do I buy?” stress, especially for beginners and kids. Pick a kit from the Art Sets collection, and if you want a flexible backup (or a perfect add-on), pair it with a gift card or gift-ready wrap and tags.

Can teachers or schools order art sets for classrooms or course packs?

Absolutely, sets can be a great way to standardize supplies for a class, club, or studio course, especially when you want everyone working with the same materials. Start by browsing the Art Sets collection, then use our Classroom Art Supplies for schools and teachers page to sort out lists, quantities, and ordering needs.

If I finish the materials in my set, how do I restock or expand my supplies?

When you use up a kit, the easiest upgrade path is to replace just the items you loved (more paint, better paper, a favourite brush), then add one new tool at a time. Start with the original Art Sets collection, and restock through Art Supplies, plus medium-specific sections like Watercolours or Artist Acrylics as your skills grow.