Indian Summer Triptych - Painting by Numbers

Indian Summer Painting by Numbers captures the warm autumn light of a North American landscape in a large triptych with 3 coordinated panels. Broad-leafed trees in strong seasonal color frame water, mountains and wildlife, so the motif develops as a wide panorama rather than a single compact scene. The Master Class Triptych format combines 2 side panels at 20 x 50 cm each with a central panel at 40 x 50 cm, creating the full 50 x 80 cm image across the wall. Linen-textured painting boards give the surface a canvas-like structure that helps guide the brush through numbered sections. The set is designed for ages 14 years and up and includes 2 paintbrushes, a control sheet and painting instructions for step-by-step work on the 3 connected scenes. As the image progresses, the left panel brings a bear into tall grass and autumn woodland, the center panel places a moose in shallow water before snow-capped mountains, and the right panel adds a heron beneath large yellow-orange leaves. This spread of animals, reflections and foliage keeps the painting process varied from panel to panel while building one continuous landscape with a calm, vivid finish.