Review on HIMI Watercolor Brushes Watercolor Students by Carol Miller

I have to admit I was very surprised by the quality of the watercolors in this set. Usually the little dry embossed watercolor cakes in these sets aren't the best, but the colors in this particular set were actually very light, easy to wet, finely ground pigments (the earthy colors granulated, but they behaved exactly as they were). should be) and all the colors spread very well in the water when washed off, creating several clean mixes. To be honest, I still find the set a bit useless, but also very smart. The watercolor palette contains 18 half-pot watercolors (that's a good selection of colors that you can use straight from the pan or mix for custom shades), plus two mixing lids. It fits snugly in a plastic capsule that you can toss in your bag and take with you. The only problem is that the water brush doesn't fit in the pod which was quite a shame. Regardless, this is actually a set to add to my travel watercolor collection and I will be using it seriously, not just for fun or experimentation. . I would like to know who made this particular color set (usually not the company that labels and sells them but the art supply manufacturer that designs paints, pens etc for them), if they made the large sizes with more colors because I would really like to try a bigger color palette. I recommend it.