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Don't blow a bunch of money on "complete" beginner kits, because then you'll find out you need decent brushes and solvents that don't reek like poison in your house. Start with a small palette of basic colors (yellow, blue, red, white, and black cover almost everything), cheap synthetic bristle brushes for learning, and primed canvases in A4 size or similar - nothing with huge formats that freak you out. The important thing is to get painting without obsessing over perfect technique: most of us learn from tutorials while we're messing up, experimenting with mixes and discovering that oil paint dries super slowly, which seems like a hassle at first but then turns out to be an advantage because you can fix everything.
Don't get obsessed with having the "perfect" studio before you start, because you'll end up paralyzed buying stuff you'll never use; what really matters is making sure your space has good ventilation, which people usually don't think about until they're breathing solvents all day and get a headache.
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