Ocean & Beach Paint by Numbers

In our Ocean Paint by Numbers, every kit is a splash of fun. Create your own sea turtle with our kits or bring famous paintings of seascapes to life. Experience the romance and serenity of the sea as you paint. With each stroke, you're not just painting a scene, you're giving life to a piece of the ocean.

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Hawaii Vacation Dream

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Heavenly Beach Sunset

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Flowery Door to the Sea

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Sunset and Palms

From $18.90

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Quiet Seaside

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Baobab on Rocks

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Seashells on the Beach

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Italian Village - Paint by Numbers Kit

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Beach with Setting Sun

From $18.90

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Sunset over Pier - Paint by Numbers Kit

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Italian Coast - Paint by Numbers Kit

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Beach and Palm

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Beautiful Sunset - Paint by Numbers Kit

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Beautiful Seaside - Paint by Numbers Kit

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What's in Our Ocean Paint by Number Kits?

Inside each of our Ocean Paint by Number Kits, you'll find a collection meant to stir the spirit of the sea. A set of acrylic paints in paint pots awaits, with colors chosen to capture the ocean's depth and vibrancy. They pair with a numbered linen canvas that guides your brush along the waves and sea life. Included is a set of paint brushes to ensure your painted seascapes have every detail crafted with care. Each kit comes unframed, with an optional DIY frame or a framed canvas to display your aquatic creation. It's not just a painting experience; it's a great gift for anyone who loves the ocean's call.

Most-Loved Collections

Religious Collection - Painting by numbers shop

Religious Paint by Numbers

Relax Mode

Birds Paint By Numbers

Unique Style

Fantasy Collection - Painting by numbers shop

Fantasy Paint by Numbers

Creative Flow

Sunflower Paint by Numbers

Calm Focus

FAQs

Please read our full FAQs page to find out more.

What makes the horizon look clean in an ocean and beach paint by numbers scene?

The horizon looks cleanest when the sea-sky boundary is painted as one controlled edge. Follow the printed line with little paint on the brush instead of crossing it with broad strokes.

Why do ocean scenes use so many blue and turquoise shades?

Different shades separate shallow water, deeper water, reflections, waves, and sky. Keeping those neighboring tones distinct is what creates depth without needing manual color mixing.

Does a calm beach scene take less precision than one with waves, boats, or palm trees?

Scenes with broad sky, sand, and water areas are usually easier than busy shorelines with boats, palm leaves, people, or detailed waves. Larger color fields also make progress faster.