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The smallest palm is as big as the palm of your hand, and the largest is half the height of a person. It depends on your needs, or if you are willing to use paper to draw. For the most common sketch paper, buy a water-soluble tape yourself. Apply water on the glued side of the tape. The four sides of the white paper are pressed flat and mounted on the board. Then just do the same painting, just cut the paper when it dries.

But generally people who want to draw a good picture are the first choice for canvas. This is easy to handle. You go to the art supply store, and there are various specifications. Some have nailed the frame, mounted the cloth and laid a white background, and some have pressed the cloth directly on the thin board.

Canvas, drawing paper: Acrylic paints can be painted on almost any material. Any paper, cloth, glass, tile or whatever will do.

Pen dip: Just find a good absorbent rag, slightly damp, so when the pen is not clean or there is too much water, wipe it on it.

Palette: This is also a one-time use, don't buy a special palette to do this, because it can't be brushed. As long as it is a flat, watertight ripped cardboard or a shallow box, either throw it away after one use, or continue on the dry paint buildup next time.

The thin layer can basically "self-heal", so one of the advantages of acrylic is that it is easier to apply evenly, but there are also disadvantages, that is, the layer of rubber itself is more reflective, and the color is easy to appear unreal.

When there is little water or even no water is added, it has the same strong covering power as the gouache oil painting, which can make brush strokes and a sense of heaviness. But don't expect the brush strokes to be very obvious. After the acrylic dries, it will be a layer of gelatinous skin, which will shrink back.

Pen bucket: Anything that is small and portable and does not leak water can be used. Basically, it will be used for special purposes in the future. You can't drink water after rinsing the pen. It is not clean.