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Watercolour brands?

birdlake · 2013-01-17 21:45:01

I'm looking for any recommendations for good quality watercolour pan sets. I have a budget of about e80 and want to get a set with about 18 half pans. Any watercolourists out there? What brand do you use? I've had the W &N artist's quality set but was thinking of trying a new brand this time. Delighted to hear any…

17-01-2013 9:45pm

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birdlake

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I'm looking for any recommendations for good quality watercolour pan sets. I have a budget of about e80 and want to get a set with about 18 half pans. Any watercolourists out there? What brand do you use? I've had the W &N artist's quality set but was thinking of trying a new brand this time. Delighted to hear any suggestions, thanks!

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#2 15-02-2013 6:21pm

Janrey

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Sorry for the late reply and you may well have bought by now.It is hard to beat W&N unless you are going for specific pigments/colours such as those made by Daniel Smith.The main thing to look out for is fugitive pigments such as Alizarin Crimson,Opera and a dodgy one for turning brown is Aureolin.Other than that,much of a muchness

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