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| I need help perferbellly if you do art.? The price of tubes of paint are each a little different, depending on the pigments to make the colors. There are "Basic" paints that could be called "student grade." Those are cheapest and are good for temporary projects. They are around $5 a tube. The better, longer lasting, more light-fast paints are from $5 to $15 a tube. You need a measurement to know what "medium" sized canvas could be. You will save the most money by learning to make your own canvasses. Buy pre-stretched canvasses is definitely more expensive. There are better quality canvasses, too. I would hazard a guess that you might pay around $20.      |
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