Komorebi Metallic Watercolor Paint Set: 6 Shimmering Premium Colors for Artists, Students, Kids & Hobbyists Review

Well this is a great metal kit, easy to work with, buildable and gives a nice metallic finish. My only concern is that there are some inconsistencies in the amount of paint. You still get a nice generous amount in each pot but I want them to be completely full and as with watercolor it takes practice to get it right but this is for each individual plus it's very good when You want to experiment with mental watercolor, but don't want to spend more than $20 for Coliro Artist Mica Pearl Watercolor

Bought both metallic and neon. Metallic colors are very good and pigment well on both black and white paper. The colors are smooth and become creamy and viscous in no time after adding water. Neon colors are incredibly bright, with the exception of blue. (Blue doesn't look quite neon, but it's still good.) Neons pair well with white, but not black. I didn't buy them for black paper, but I did the test anyway since I was doing it for metallics at the same time. The bad news is that while the…

Beautiful shiny metallic colours. I bought a 40 color set which included 8 metallic shades and a 6 color "classic metallic" set. There are 3 double colors between the sets (bronze, gold and metallic yellow). While both sets are listed in the silver color, set 40 actually has pearls, while set 6 features the standard gray silver metallic. A set of 6 bowls is MUCH more than a set of 40, I can't tell exactly how much more paint is in each bowl as they may have filled them differently, but the size

I came across these metallic watercolors while searching for Gansai Tambi Starry paints. I've dreamed of metallic paint for months but always waited for the price to drop. These Mozart colors are not only beautiful, but also cheaper than other brands. I appreciate that the gold colors are not too similar and that bronze and rose gold are included. From what I noticed when adding water, the colors didn't activate as quickly as the gansai tambi, but they still have a creamy consistency when…

Metallic Set - I LOVE these colors. The metallics are super shiny and rich, with excellent coverage (not much paper showing underneath the colors if you apply enough paint and water. Easy to use - they absorb pretty quickly; I spritz with paint beforehand). Sir, then just smack a wet brush into one of the pots and you're done. I've been using them non-stop since I've had them. Check out the photos to see how well they display on both white and black backgrounds. I especially love copper; I hope

In love with these colors. I bought them because I love metallics and have a hard time finding good ones for illustration and watercolor, but they are great. I love the color palette as most of them are gold only options but rose gold/copper was such a nice change of pace. I definitely wouldn't say this is a paint for beginners in terms of usability. You have to leave the water in the pots for a while to get the desired effect like other brands like Kuretake paints do. As with the Kuretake…

Watercolors are easy to activate, but it's important not to use too much water. If the application is fairly concentrated, the watercolor paint is quite opaque. I recommend pouring some water and leaving the watercolors in the water for a few minutes. They don't work best alone. This may be my personal opinion, but as accents, they work better than regular watercolors. I would like to point out that they have a slight chemical smell, but it's not very strong. I've attached some patterns I made…