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Royal Watercolor & Brush Set — 9 Comments

  1. Review by Ted D for Royal Watercolor & Brush Set
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    I bought this set for my mom on last Mother’s day. Painting has been her major hobbie for a few years. Before this set, she used pencil watercolor. I always complained that the colors were not so vivid. I went out and bought this set for her. After she started using it, I have to say her paintings now come to live. The colors are now so smooth and bright. The brush set also adds more varieties for her to use different techniques with her paintings. Other accessories are also useful. The box holds everything together so she won’t lose it anymore. For the price, I think it’s worth every penny, not to mention making her feel more confident in her works.

  2. Review by Kim Ohlweiler for Royal Watercolor & Brush Set
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    This set has everything I have needed to get started learning to paint with watercolors except for paper and an easel. There is a good variety of brushes and a wide enough variety of colors to learn the basics. The mop brushes tend to lose fibers (annoying) but the other brushes are holding up well. The case keeps everything neat and organized and out of the way – important for me because I don’t have a dedicated painting space. This is a great set for getting started!

  3. Review by cbear for Royal Watercolor & Brush Set
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    I had my mother buy this set for my daughter’s summer art class. Seems like a nice set if I can get the box open. The wood is warped and the locks are virtually impossible to open. I finally got it open with with a butter knife. I noticed the box is pretty much wood glued together and one of the sides corners is coming apart. It is cheap! Now everything inside seems pretty good. We will see when she starts her class. If I had time to return this product I would but I can’t so I am going to try to get something to tie around the box. So she can use it. Class starts 4 days from now…. ugh!

  4. Review by Icky Roto for Art Alternatives Pocket Watercolor Set
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    Very handy and small enough to keeping in my purse. Comes with a versatile soft synthetic pointed round brush, which works very well for both thick and thin lines. The quality of the pigments isn’t great but works if you’re doing VERY soft washes or want VERY transparent colors. Case is flimsy and came with a dent in the middle of the lid that prevented it from closing properly.

  5. Review by Skipperoo for Art Alternatives Pocket Watercolor Set
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    Hi, the reason I don’t like these is they’re a pain to use. I kept adding water to try to lift the paint off and no luck. I couldn’t get enough pigment onto the brush no matter what I tried… I’ve gone back to my Windsor-Newton’s and Holbein’s. They are worth the extra money for rich colors and ease of use. I was disappointed in this product because it seemed a nice choice. Not.

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