Major Brushes Artist Watercolour Paint Tin 36 Blocks Red Metal Lid

These are an ideal set of extra paints if you use Watercolours & of course they're ideal for begginers too. On the selling page the paint blocks look rather large but upon arrival they're not, they're still a good size but they're nothing like the images on the selling page! (I've left a photo using your average ball point Parker pen to maybe aid with the reality of their size). They're rich in colour & the colour test sheet is brilliant as you can use the colours & get the deep meant to be colour along with a few different lighter shades that you can look back upon if you're in need of a certain colour, basically you can get a small variety of colour shades from every block (you might be able to see this in a photo provided?) They're not stupidly expensive, they're in a neat & tidy flat tin, there're plenty of different colours some of which I didn't own or had even ever heard of until I got this set (!?!) & of course there're the I don’t want to say “Popular” there’re the necessary colours, the colours that are a must in any coloured painted or drawn images! So as this reviews title points to is that they are a fine set of rich & colourful paints that last a for a good while depending on how regularly you paint(?) so I’ll say “It's all good" as they say.

Good water colours

Very established brand I’ve use major brushes for many years as a face and body artist. I Bought this set for my teenage daughter as this is what her gcse art class use It’s a great watercolour set I used the smaller set by the same company growing up in gcse art and in my Nd fine art class at college so I instantly bought her the same Great selection of colours handy colour swatch page Solid tin The colours start off chalky but as you use theme and get a good mix with the water you build up a lovely creamy consistency of colour it’s all about using a small amount of water on the colour transferring the blob of colour to the lid and adding more water when on the lid so you don’t ruin the colours They are great for building up mixing techniques layers of colour teaching blending techniques with the colour-wheel No paint brushes included However I advise anyone buying any watercolour brand to always buy good quality watercolour paper and brushes as that can be the difference of creating a beautiful piece of artwork or a muddy mess I bought her high quality natural brushes and she produced some lovely watercolour washes and galaxy designs

good for using

These are great paints for their price. I didn't expect them to lay down as much colour as they did. I just wanted these as a cheap set for mixed media. I've used them through a stencil on watercolour card and they didn't bleed or smudge. I love the choice of colours that they have in the set. The only thing I'd add is the inclusion of a brush as there's the space for a brush in the tim.

Not that pigmented

This paint palette I'm using right now is a standard one I used during my school days. The quality of this art supply is something that I've always admired, and it consistently meets my expectations. The palette comes with a vast array of colours, each uniquely vibrant and rich, without any dullness or fading. The pigments are of high quality, which gives the colours a certain depth and vividness that's hard to find in other watercolours. When applied on paper, the colours come on smoothly, and the result is breathtaking. The texture is velvety and soft, making the application process a pleasure. I've also noticed that this paint palette doesn't leave any grainy or rough effects, which is a common issue with other watercolours. This feature enhances the overall quality of the painted piece, giving it a more polished and refined look. I'm more than pleased with the quality and performance of this paint palette. It has always failed to impress me and continues to be my go-to art supply for all my creative endeavours.

These paints are really good very well I love them very well good