Watercolor Palette with Bonus Pa... vs Arteza Professional Watercolor P...

Usually, metallic watercolors are super unpigmented, but these have been some of the best i've used. High pigment load, much better than the gencraft tube version. The colors are very vibrant!

I use this set for play, art journaling, crafting, and card making. The lid is great for mixing! I wish it had a darker green instead of having to mix my own.

The palette tray itself is great. Especially as the cases are removable. The colors are arranged on three individual dividers that can be removed to change out or replenish colors.

They are stunningly beautiful. These pans are smooth and creamy. They feel like good quality, especially if you are newer to the medium and not too picky.

Included paper is kind of trash, but its great for swatching colors and offloading excess. Still seems usable so far. Box is very functional and flexible.

I find the colors to be very chalky. The hardware is flimsy. The picture is misleading.

The tin they come in is cute and sturdy. A must for any level.

Arteza watercolors have the right amount of pigment to cover dry on dry or wet on wet. Great price and product. I like the packaging and it was fast getting here! Uv protective spray and good uv glass in frames is for.

The colors are vibrant and the lead(? Did not disappoint me one bit. They have a wide selection of colors (a fair amount of warm, cool, and neutral colors) and they blend effortlessly. What better way to display the 72 color set than draw van gough's ...  Read More

The pencil in the picture is not the only pencil to do this, but certainly the worst.

The colors are pale and not vibrant, even though i chose the darkest colors. They are not very pigmented, especially lighter colours. Adding to little water turns the pigment into a weird goop that leaves a weird film on your brushes. Also, the pigmen...  Read More