Space Theme Sketch & Coloring Art Kit

Unleash creativity with the WYRD Space Theme Sketch & Coloring Art Kit!

WYRD brings a complete art kit that combines a high-quality sketchbook with vibrant markers, watercolors, oil pastels and brushes — thoughtfully curated for kids & beginners. This kit includes safe, non-toxic materials designed to inspire imaginative play and steady skill development.

• COMPLETE ART SET: Sketchbook, markers, 12 watercolors, 16 oil pastels, 2 brushes and mixing palette — everything in one box.
• SAFE & NON-TOXIC: Materials meet standard safety guidelines for children and are suitable for home and school use.
• VIBRANT & BLENDABLE: Pigments are rich and blend smoothly for shading, mixed media experiments and playful learning.
• PORTABLE DESIGN: Compact size and organized slots make it easy to carry and store, perfect for travel and classroom projects.
• GREAT GIFT: Ideal for birthdays, holidays and back-to-school — encourages creativity and fine motor skills.

This kit is perfect for kids aged 8+ and beginners of all ages who want to explore drawing, coloring and painting. WYRD designs products that foster curiosity and creative confidence. The sketchbook paper is durable for mixed media practice, and the set helps children learn color mixing, composition and basic techniques in a fun, hands-on way.

What's Included: Sketchbook, 24 washable markers, 12 watercolor pans, 16 oil pastels, 2 brushes, mixing palette, carry pouch. (Please confirm exact contents on the product label.)

Care & Use: Keep brushes clean, close caps on markers after use, store in a dry place. Parental supervision recommended for younger children.

Brand Promise — WYRD: WYRD creates thoughtfully designed creative kits that blend safety, quality and play. We believe every child is an artist waiting to be discovered.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

• Is this kit safe for children? Yes — materials are non-toxic and suitable for children when used as directed.
• What age is recommended? Recommended for ages 8 and up. Younger users should be supervised.