🎨 Reeves Complete Set: Elevate Your Drawing and Sketching Game with this comprehensive kit Review

I have Reeves watercolor paper that we have used with grade k-12 Crayola watercolors which range from $3 to $5. They are not much different - just compare classic drying sticks here. Pencils are only primary colors and black, so they are pretty limited in what they can do. Wet (Tubes) contain white and black so despite the limited quantity you can mix them and lighten or darken each color for lots of variety. It contains a couple of sheets (3) that were slightly bent around the edges, no big…

I think most older kids will really enjoy this but this is not the set for the more serious artist. This gives a small selection of different types of watercolor media (dry, wet and pencil) and a young artist can feel really special with so much choice. Maybe think 8-14 for this age group, with best results somewhere in between. Younger children go out of their way to prevent the dry watercolors from mixing and the brushes are very small - best for fine lines and details that younger children…

I really like this set. It contains three types of watercolor paints - solids in a shell, such as B. Cheap colored pencil sets, three watercolor pencils and watercolor paints in tubes. play a little with different types. The set includes a palette (which is probably too small if you're serious), brushes, three sheets of paper, a pencil, a sharpener and an eraser. This is not intended for the serious artist. This is clearly intended to give non-artists the opportunity to play around with…

I gave this to my 12 year old daughter who has been taking some after school art classes. Here's what they think: "This set is suitable for younger children but not for older children and adults. It gives you some watercolor, but not purple, pink, or light blue. Also, the brushes are too small. Sheets The watercolor paper that comes with it has an odd yellowish tinge that doesn't lend itself well to painting if you plan on leaving a blank spot, and you only get three sheets. I especially like…

While it may look cool in the box, the set Reeves created on a poorly molded plastic base is not fit for real world use. Melody. Pan watercolors are in this giant plastic tray and you can't separate them. A large tray is a waste of space and difficult to put back in the box as the plastic bends and bends. Having this huge thing next to watercolors is impractical. When using tubes of watercolor paint, it is best to use a small separate bowl for mixing palettes. These are student quality…