🎨 White Nights Watercolour Night Artists Set: 36 Whole Pans in Plastic Box, 1/2700 - Ideal for Nighttime Artistry Review

This watercolor stamp is a dream book. Please don't buy it because if too many people realize how good these paints are for the money the factory will run out and next time I need them I'll be out of paint. The color is vibrant, the shells are easily reactivated, the colors rise like a dream, merging and blooming like colors that cost triple. Delivery from Russia takes several weeks, but it's worth the wait. They surpass WN, MG, Martha and even drumroll.DS. At least they have one for me. In the

Love the wide range of colors available in this set. To be honest if I hadn't started using a more expensive brand I would have really liked this set. But now the differences in grain are visible, and it's disappointing to use. Pros: Beautiful, rich colors that blend easily. High lightfastness. Plenty of space to mix colors. smooth, no grit (which is mostly preferred) One of the hinges on my drawer is broken, so the lid needs constant adjustment. Bowls sometimes stick to the mixing lid when…

To be honest I've been choosing these colors for almost 2 years now. I've heard good things about them, but I'm already in love with m.graham co.'s watercolors. I recently got the Prima watercolor sets as well as the Kuretake Gansai Tambi and it was so much fun having and trying other brands that I decided to treat myself. The fact that professional paints are available in so many full pants colors at this price really blew me away. The only color I don't use very often is Chrome Green, but…

I've heard so much about how excellent they were, artistic quality and professionalism and I'm here to tell you (as a professional artist) that's not true. I was dying to try these vaunted colors. They may have been of better quality in years past but the paints in the set of 36 I bought were made in 2020 and these paints are student quality at best. Some colors, like yellow ocher and raw ochre, are so pale they cannot even be compared to Cotman's student colors. Seriously, how don't they use…

Coming from the world of oil, acrylic and gouache, I'm fairly new to watercolor painting in general, but I'm used to a certain way of working with colour. perhaps if I had to characterize a main aspect more obscurely. After falling headfirst into the wonderful world of watercolours, I spent more than a year trying other brands, paints from companies such as M. Graham, Winsor Newton, both Cotmans and professional series, and D. Smith. This set popped up somewhere in the middle of everything…

Amazing colors! I've been using Cotman paints for a while and thought it would be a good idea to try artist paints and chose these based on YouTube's recommendation. Holy cow, they're holding out! As with most watercolours, a little goes a long way with these full pans! The fact that these are full pots filled with jam tells me they will last a long time compared to my half pan pots. And these paints are pourable, which means fewer fillers, which is hard to come by at this price point. They are

I bought these as a warm up set and put them away thinking they couldn't be that good for the price. Yes. They are. Are. After working with Daniel Smith and other high quality paints I got them out to use up and have a holdall. I had to do several pages of samples to see if I was really seeing the quality I thought I was seeing. I was! And here there are colors that you won't find in other sets in this price range. Some reviewers note lightfastness, but I see the same reviews on the wraps as…

I read some reviews about this brand and decided to try it. Indeed it is very beautiful and brings a big smile to my face every time I paint and use it. What I ordered is a 36 tray that comes in a solid white palette and has large mixing areas. Each bowl is full of 2.5ml/bowl and the palette fits a large brush (brushes not included). I use different brands of watercolors so this one can definitely keep me going for a while although I still find a reason to use it every time :) The palette is…