People & Moments

Our best Paint by numbers kits of famous people. Paint your favorite singer, actor, politician, or just a portrait of ordinary people. In case you would prefer to make your own masterpiece artwork, jump into the section called Famous Paintings.

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Celebrity

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She Blooms in Silence

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Passion of Flamenco

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Bullfighter Courage

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Bubblegum Elegance

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Taylor Swift

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American Football Player

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Tribal Chief

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Native American Chief

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David Bowie Paint by Numbers

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Indian Warrior

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Old Ladies Dancing in the Rain

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Two Old Ladies Having Fun

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Cleopatra

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People and Portrait Paint by Numbers Kits for Adults

Our people paint by numbers kits cover portraits of musicians, actors, historical figures, and everyday scenes with recognizable human subjects. Portrait designs work differently from landscapes or animals, because faces need clean edges and careful color transitions, which the numbered canvas handles for you. If the person you want to paint is not in this collection, you can order a custom paint by numbers from your own photo and receive a numbered canvas built from that image. It is the same kit and the same process, only the design comes from a picture you send us.

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FAQs

Please read our full FAQs page to find out more.

Which parts of a people paint by numbers design have the biggest effect on the final likeness?

Eyes, eyebrows, mouth, nose shadows, and the outline of the face matter most. Work slowly in these smaller areas and keep skin-tone sections separated.

How should I paint skin tones without making the face look flat?

Follow every mapped shade, including the subtle mid-tones around cheeks, forehead, nose, and jaw. Those small changes in value create the shape of the face.

Are group scenes harder than a painting with one person?

A group scene normally takes longer because every extra face, hand, garment, and interaction creates additional small sections. A single figure or silhouette is a simpler choice.