Review on 🎨 Experience Artistic Brilliance with WHITE NIGHTS Watercolor 24 Full Pans in Plastic Case: Authentic Quality from Saint Petersburg, Russia by Shantel Griffin

I've heard a lot about these colors and I agree. For art quality paint in full pots (though slightly smaller than traditional full pots), this is a steal. Pros: Vibrant colors, nice container/palette with plenty of room for mixing and adding extra pans, price (less than $50 for a set of 24), full bowls make it easier to apply pigment to the brush and make it easier to use larger brushes , pigment and lightfastness information listed on the packaging (use reading glasses or a magnifying glass to read it). Cons: Very few. The pans don't exactly fit into place - use double-sided tape to secure them in place. Plastics get dirty fairly easily, especially indigo and ultramarine blue, which are strong stains anyway. While I like the large palette it is a bit bulky and I would not recommend this set for traveling artists. I would like different colors like Payne's Gray and some Quin. colors, especially yellow. It's okay, I've got a few tubes and I'm going to fill a few bowls. I LOVE English red, purple and green (green only). I could use a different blue, maybe a little closer to turquoise. Again, I can pick up the phone and add it myself. Raw Sienna just doesn't want to stand out like other colors. Yes, it's a subtle color, but it really needs to be applied before you can use it. In general, I like working with these colors. I'm a beginner, amateur artist, but I've seen myself doing this for a long time.