Artists' watercolours Set"White Nights" 24 Pans, carboard Box
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All of the colors are visible if you click on the last thumbnail photo in the listing.
They are pans that are completely full.
The watercolors are kept in rectangular plastic containers and are set in a plastic palette in the outer box, which is made of cardboard.
The delivery was prompt.
Selected User Reviews For Artists' watercolours Set"White Nights" 24 Pans, carboard Box
With just a drop of water, they come to life. The vibrant, lovely colors flow effortlessly onto the paper. I've attached a swatch image. Each full pan is individually wrapped and labeled with pigment information, transparency information, and the three-asterisk lightfast system that I've seen on East Asian watercolors. The printing is clear, but reading it required the use of a magnifying glass. Except for the words "St. Petersburg" stamped into the plastic on the bottom of each pan, there is no information on the pans themselves. I labeled the sides of each pan with a fine point sharpie. My set was packaged in a cardboard box with a clear plastic separator. Because I already had a small tin that I wanted to use, I ordered them this way. To keep the pans in place, I glued small magnets to the bottoms of each. br>The only issue I had was that my first shipment arrived with a damaged box containing only 20/24 pans. I was not pleased with the outcome. That's why I only gave it four stars. I would have given five stars if I hadn't had to deal with a return. Amazon, on the other hand, made the necessary adjustments. That same day, I returned the box and received a satisfactory replacement two days later. Thank you so much, Amazon. br>All in all, I would strongly recommend this paint brand. Please don't be fooled by the price. The paints are of good artist quality. They arrived only a few days ago. It's time to get to work on the painting!.
I've had this set for about two months and I'm still smitten by the colors. They're extremely pigmented, so they'll need to be retouched. Wets quickly, and for the price, you get a lot of paint and a good color selection. br>It's not so much a criticism as it is an oddity I've noticed, but the cobalt and yellow ochre pans appear to be slightly off. While the other paints can produce a lot of color with a small amount of water, these two appear to be lacking in color saturation - It's especially noticeable with the cobalts, which aren't as opaque as the others and appear to be diluted-looking. In some ways, it's a feeling. br>Another feature of the cobalt in my set was that the other pans were filled to the brim, whereas this one came with a sloped inward filling; I'm sure there are some differences in each set. br>However, if you're looking for some professional watercolors, I'd say this set is a good option.
I read somewhere that they were a little diluted, and I agree. I now know what they're talking about. They appear to me to be slightly more transparent than the others. Overall, the color palette is excellent, with all of the colors being extremely vibrant (including cobalt blue and yellow ochre!). They're only transparent, but they're vibrant, if you catch my drift. ) and I believe the price of these watercolors is ideal!!.
I had to put it in a tin so that I could mix and travel with it more easily, but the paints themselves are gorgeous. I love how well all of the colors mix, and how many of them are single pigments. The only minor issue I've noticed is that the vibrancy of the yellow ochre, cobalt blue, and raw sienna is a little lacking, but not enough to make them unusable. Overall, I like them a lot, and considering the price, I'd give them an A+.
This is an excellent starter set. I'm still learning, but I can swap these out for Winsor Newton or Daniel Smith and see no difference in some of the colors on paper. However, I believe there are some areas where improvements could be made. There is no such thing as a basic red. The cadmium and titan reds are both too pink/fushia in color. Look for "cadmium red" or "winsor red" by Winsor Newton. There are a lot of browns as well. Yellow orch and raw sienna are both close enough that I could get by without one of them as well. br>br>Having said that, this is a fantastic starter set. Get this set, as well as another brand's red, sap green/olive green, and cerulean blue.
You'll need a pallet to transport them, but this is the most cost-effective way to acquire the pans. They're easy to rewet and vibrate. This is my new favorite color!.
These watercolors are absolutely beautiful. A little goes a long way with this pigmented foundation. The colors are vibrant and rich, and they feel wonderful on the brush and when they glide across the paper. Watercolor is a prohibitively expensive medium to work with. Paper, brushes, and paint, oh paint, oh paint, oh paint, oh paint, oh paint, oh These are full pans at a great price for what you get. There's a lot of bang for your buck here. what about the palette? Eh. However, those can be found just about anywhere. I prefer pans to tubes, and I make a habit of squeezing them. (At 8- That's a lot of money for a tube ($20). Pans, on the other hand, make a lot more sense to me. They are true pigments that have been finely milled; there are no hues that I can see, though a few have multiple pigments. It is a pleasure to work with on cold pressed 100% cotton paper with them. I'm not sure what hot pressed, pulp, or mixed media paper is.
It took three months for me to receive from Russia, but once my initial dissatisfaction with the long wait subsided, I was eager to try it. The colors are so opaque, rich, and beautiful that I was completely taken aback. It only takes a little to make a big difference. There are a few things to keep in mind:
- If you're painting, stay away from the light. surfaces that have been colored While working, I had some splashback, which ended up on a nearby door. It took three wipes with Windex to remove it!
- I really like how the color palette is listed on the box cover. In addition, the packaging was very appealing. The tiny squares looked like chocolate bars in a box.
- When working with this palette, have plenty of water-filled jars on hand. The pigmentation adheres to the brush incredibly well. It's also worth mentioning that the paint dries quickly and leaves little residue behind. br>br>Overall, despite the long shipping time, I will definitely buy from them again, but I will make sure to order ahead of time.
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