Coloraid Full Set 314 Colors Review

So my daughter uses this paper for color classes and when she received it the packaging was like this. Also, some of the papers are slightly scratched. Some of them also have some dust on them. She's a little disappointed, but she needs it for class

I'm an art student and we need a small amount of this paper for various projects. I love bright colors in almost every imaginable nuance. What I like best is the cost for this size, as the full set's larger leaves are around $100. I highly recommend this product.

Coloraid is the product used in many university design courses to complete color assignments. There is a sufficient range of colors (hues) at different saturations (hues, tones and tints). Cons: Edges burn out on some sheets; it is difficult to superimpose colors; The paper is of poor quality and tends to curl.

I think it will take a long time while playing with the patterns before I even partially understand the system. Full mastery can take years, but learning how to mix all the colors of the rainbow from the three primary colors is well worth it. I tried to make it easy to make color maps from the paints I bought, it won't work, but the results, even with just earth tones, were worth the effort.

Comes in a box. I wish it was a prettier box that could easily be reused; In this box you need to insert and remove papers. The one with the lid might have been better suited to not crumple the paper. Some of mine are slightly curved around the edges as can be seen in the photo. The paper is nice and matt, the colors are fine. I never want to turn them off! 😂 This would be the perfect complement to Josef Albers' Color Interaction book and app that we are studying in my color theme course…