Vermirror Pro™ Comparator Mirror

The Vermirror has been great fun to use, and I am glad that I bought it. I learned quickly how to use the Vermirror to vastly improve my pencil drawings. If I did not know that I produced these drawings, then I would not have believed it. I am looking forward to drawing more of these little “Vermiracles”.

Im a begginer and this allows me to easily outline a picture. Would recommend.

The Vermirror feels sturdy. I'm looking forward to using it.

I’m so happy someone has taken the premise and developed a devise similar to the one used in the documentary "Tim’s Vermeer”. So far I haven’t had much of an opportunity to use the device as I would've liked before posting a review (more on that later*), but did experiment with it and can tell it'll work as advertised. What impressed me the most are the instructions for setting it up and an adjustable armature for moving the mirror up and down. Very easy set up and I was using it within minutes of unpacking.

As suggested in a few online forms a first surface mirror makes this an even more useful device, especially for those among us who are picky about the mirror and painted canvas merging uninterrupted. *As noted above I haven’t used the device as much as I’d like to but am receiving a first surface mirror from Ryan. I look forward to using it more once it has arrived.

I’ll add, the set up is completely usable as it comes and is a great value in terms of cost and a fantastic device to have in your studio. Some don’t have trouble with the included mirror and some, like me, are just picky and nerdy..lol.

I'm not an artists by any means but I ran across Tim's Vermeer on YouTube and was fascinated. I did a little research and found the Vermirror and decided to give it a go. I've only had it for a couple of weeks but the results are simply amazing. I can't say it's easy because like all new skills it takes a bit of effort to learn, but I can honestly say that anyone with average ability should be able to create work that they will be proud of and will probably exceed their expectations. If you have an interest in art I'd say give it a go. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. What have you got to lose?