Accesible Art

Large Wet Reveal Canvas Painting (Set of 4)

$125.00 USD

Water-Activated Painting Activity: Achieve a Sense of Accomplishment with Ease

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Product Details

With just a dash of water on a Wet Reveal canvas, every brushstroke magically reveals a work of art. Once dry, these built to-last canvases turn white, the image disappears and can be reused.

This creative activity is perfect for individuals who love painting but who can not longer use traditional paint. This activity can help with dexterity while bringing a sense of accomplishment when the vibrant colors appear.

    • Individuals at a mid- to late-stage of dementia.
    • Individuals who have a passion for painting but are unable to paint conventionally.
    • People of all ages and abilities who can derive benefits from a creative and calming activity.
    • Individuals living with dementia who can gain from an activity involving dexterity.
    • Care community professionals seeking a comprehensive activity solution accessible to all (paintbrushes are included!).

    These wet reveal canvases are part of a line of products intended for art therapy. They offer a purposeful and soothing activity, featuring themes tailored to adults. The reusability factor makes them an ideal fit for activity programs.

    • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.
    • 30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete return policy.

    • Dimensions (per canva): +/- 11 x 14 in | 28 x 36 cm
    • Included: 4 canvases (a nautical scene, a rural landscape, a bouquet of flowers and a woman’s portrait), and 4 sponge paint brushes.
    • Made in North America.

    Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.

    30-day return policy. Conditions do apply. Please read our complete return policy.

    FAQs

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    Canvas dimensions are as follows: 11 x 14 in | 28 x 36 cm.

    Drying time varies according to the amount of water applied to the canvas, the ventilation and room humidity. On average, a canvas dries in 30 minutes and is ready to be reused.

    Four sponge brushes are included with your purchase, but you can use any brush you like.

    The amount of times the canvass can be reused is unlimited

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