HIMI Watercolor Brushes Watercolor Students Review

Stunningly beautiful colours, very rich in pigment and spreads beautifully. A decent range of colors that are very easy to activate. The suitcase is different than what I'm used to, but it's very easy to carry around and take anywhere. All this looks very stylish and elegant.

There was some sort of blending brush in the set but there were no instructions so when I tried to fill it with water it turned the wrong way and the plastic immediately broken. Couldn't fix it with hot glue. This wasn't a necessary part of the set, however, and the colors are surprisingly vibrant and can be layered on top of each other to create different hues.

HIMI's 18-color watercolor kit with brushes and watercolor paper contains everything you need to start watercoloring! 18 pigments are beautiful. There is a small supply of watercolor paper and a water brush. The case is small enough to fit in a backpack or duffel bag to take with you on a hike or after lunch at the park, lake or beach. The main disadvantage of this kit is that the water brush does not fit in the case and therefore has to be transported separately. Other than that, I have…

Great little travel watercolor kit for beginners, students or hobbyists! Many colors that can also be mixed well - here only three colors are used for drawing. The paints are easy to wet with water and the palette folds up to fit in a carrying case (although the included water brush will not fit). The base of the case can be used as a water cup holder and also includes small pieces of watercolor paper. Not sure about lightfastness and pigments compared to professional brands like Daniel Smith…

The internet video channel you are watching in the tube has a great overview of Kimberly Creek art. I agree these colors are super worth the price with many comparisons, they will not disappoint compared to regular student colors. They remind me a bit of gansai tambi color. The pigment is good, the transparency is decent. I didn't notice any obvious binder issues like Cotman or other student colors. Small clear set. You can throw it in your sketch bag on the go. A thick rubber band would tie it

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…