Smart Art Review – January 2017

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Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

Smart Art provides artists with diverse, high-quality materials that inspire and nourish creativity. Each month subscribers receive a new box featuring a different artist that highlights their time-period, 8-11 trial/full sized art supplies, a suggested project, and a detailed pamphlet introducing a new art medium.

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Ships To: United States.
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Disclosure: This complimentary box was sent for review purposes. As always, all opinions are my own, and no compensation was received.

Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

Smart Art ships via USPS and ships on or around the 1st of the month. If you sign up on or before the 28th of the month, you will get the box that will be released on the 1st of the following month. All orders processed after the 28th will ship the month after the following month. For example, a purchase made on or before January 28th will be shipped February 1st. A purchase made on January 29th will be shipped March 1st.

Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

I never know what the Smart Art project is in advance which makes it extra fun to open.

Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

 

The January 2017 Smart Art introduced “Nero Oil Charcoal” and included all of the materials to Create a Charcoal Sketch.

The Materials:

Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

The box included:
~Cretacolor Nero Deep Black Pocket Pencil Set ($15.95)
~Cretacolor Artists’ Pencil 3-Piece Sets ($12.99)
~Canson Artist Series Drawing & Sketch Pad (5.5″x8.5″) ($5.99)
~Artist Chamois 5″x7″ ($4.15)
~Artist Organizer Box ($4.19)

The Instructions / Suggested Project
Smart Art Review January 2017 Subscription Box

The box always includes detailed instructions to complete the project.  Of course, you can also branch out on your own and explore with the materials.  I started this and realized that this is not the technique I am best at (which is why my project isn’t posted).  I did have fun with it, though, and it let me be creative, so it was still a win.  Plus how do you know if you love something unless you try it out?

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Jennifer

Jennifer is the author and founder of Subscription Box Ramblings. She first discovered subscription boxes in 2012 and has been addicted since. Current favorites include CAUSEBOX, Boxycharm and Beachly!

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