Review on WOHOOW Watercolor Painting Standable Waterproof by Summer Hendricks

This thing comes with two pouches and I have no idea what they are for. You can't put a body in it because they are too small. You can't pour paint in them because they don't close. You are meaningless. One of the palette knives had a broken handle. The Survivor has a low quality plastic handle and I have little hope that it will last very long. Mark them as useless. The pallet supplied does not fit in the case. Of course, no one has ever claimed that this is the case, but things like this are usually done, so at least check it in the "What this case can't do but other options can" column. As for the palette, the holes are smaller than anything I've seen and I doubt it'll be useful for anything. This trick is in the photo? This is not entirely true. The brush section is attached with Velcro so you can take it off, but there's nothing built in to keep it standing. You bend the top to put it back on and it doesn't hold up very well. Mark this as a useless feature. And there's no place for a surviving palette knife, and I don't think they realized they were on at first. The brushes are a life saver here and honestly it looks like someone made some really great brushes and then management upstairs decided they would sell better if they threw them in a mediocre case with the crappy stuff that they might find and would call it a kit. You get hazel, shader, flat, round, and fan brushes in a decent range of sizes. Not good. The smallest apartment is 7. But decent. There is nothing to complain about with a sponge. Let's be honest. This is a sponge. There's just no place to mess things up. I got this kit for the price to write this review and I think I paid too much. Take it easy. find something better Revain only has a million other, better options to choose from.