Brand | Arrtx |
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Model Number | LW180546497--US-FBA |
Color | Pink |
Product Dimensions | 27.89 x 21.11 x 4.29 cm; 930 Grams |
Item Weight | 930 g |
Arrtx Gouache Paint Set, 18 Colors x 30ml Unique Jelly Cup Design, Portable Case with Palette for Artists, Students, Gouache Watercolor Painting (Pink)
Brand | Arrtx |
Colour | Pink |
Item volume | 30 Millilitres |
Paint type | Watercolour, Gouache |
About this item
- 18 Colors x 30 ml — Deep Red, Ochre, Violet, Ultramarine, Prussian Blue, Black, Ponceau, Earth Yellow, Midlum Yellow, Acid Blue, Grass Green, Burnt Umber, Rose, Lemon Yellow, Titanium White, White, Jade Green, Pale Green; Beautiful and practical color select with lager content, best chose for daily exercise;
- High Quality Pigment — All paints are thick and creamy do not shift or become muddy, can be diluted with plenty of water do not cracking or crumbling when the paint dries;
- Unique Jelly Cup Design & Portable Case — Upgraded jelly cups with easy removable lid keep the paint wet and creamy, only take seconds to replace when then paint runs out; Over 200 times drop tests to make sure the small and portable protective box is leak proof, non-friable, perfect choice for outdoor painting;
- Non-Toxic and Environmentally Friendly — ACMI-certified and EN71-3 EN71-9 Certification, great for creative adults, teens and kids.
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ASIN | B07D5VGGQN |
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4.7 out of 5 stars |
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Date First Available | 8 June 2018 |
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Specification:
Net Weight: 30ml/Unit
Weight: 930g/ 2.05lb
Dimension: 25x12x3.5cm/ 9.84x4.72x1.38 in
Paints Color:
Deep Red, Ochre, Violet, Ultramarine, Prussian Blue, Black, Ponceau,
Earth Yellow, Midlum Yellow, Acid Blue,Grass Green, Burnt Umber, Rose,
Lemon Yellow, Titanium White, White, Jade Green, Pale Green
Package Includes:
1* 18 gouche paints set with box
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The gouache is nice! Unlike other reviews that says the colours are very opaque... I found that a lot of the colours are more transparent than expected but just add a bit of white to it to make the colours more opaque. The case is sturdy, although the plastic "locks" on the lid looks like it's a bit worn out (like if you bend plastic many times and so it might crack). A lot of paint so and it feels nice to paint with so I quite enjoyed it. I have both student grade and artist grade gouache paints and this set is definitely a student grade one. I already have a lot of gouache but this is a good investment since there is a lot of paint and colours for a decent price, and recently I've been using this more since they're so fun and convenient to paint with.
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Was super excited this came soon than expected. But when I opened it and took a look I realised that the yellow tub had cracked and leaked yellow paint. I'm concerned about this tub drying out quicker than the others. Às I'm not sure ill be able to fix it.

3.0 out of 5 stars
Came broken 😫
By Kindle Customer on 13 July 2020
Was super excited this came soon than expected. But when I opened it and took a look I realised that the yellow tub had cracked and leaked yellow paint. I'm concerned about this tub drying out quicker than the others. Às I'm not sure ill be able to fix it.
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Reviewed in Australia on 16 July 2020
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Lovely colours and they go on watercolour paper really smooth and still have a solid colour even if you use them more as a watercolour than a gouache, overall very good and would recommend this to others, especially if you want a bit of fun and painting vibrant peices
Reviewed in Australia on 14 July 2020
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i absolutely love these paints, they are so vibrant and very simple to mix to the colour you want. honestly like them more then my acrylics for the easiness. can be a bit messy but very easy to scrub off!!
Reviewed in Australia on 5 October 2020
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Great value and excellent colour pay off. Also they’re just beautiful to look at and use.
Reviewed in Australia on 3 January 2020
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I had forgotten that I ordered these paints so when they arrived it was a wonderful surprise. I love them😁
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Good value, nice set of color and very cute!
Reviewed in Australia on 22 July 2019
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Beautiful paints.
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squeakygirl
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Set, Minor Issues But Nothing Major
Reviewed in the United States on 11 August 2018Verified Purchase
Affordable Heavy Weight
This is a set that is truly practical for learning color and technique. It begs one to be greedy with the colors, to make mistakes, to focus not on rationing but to focus on the art itself. For anyone with a tight budget I would recommend this as a top choice for either their gouache or watercolor. As a personal note however, treat it with respect. This isn't some knock off but an honest-to-goodness opaque gouache which means it needs a thick paper to do it justice.
Pros: Extremely affordable for the amount of paint you receive. Each 'jelly' cup is 30ml respectively and at least with my own set they were filled to brim. Also beneficial would be the fact that there are 2 whites and while the ad says that they are different shades I didn't find that to be the case. Or at least they both appear to be the same shade of titanium white in my set. Others might consider this to be a con but I'm leaving this in the pro due to my own quirks. Perhaps I show my lack of skills but I find my white gouache paint always seem to be the first to go when I'm using a set!
The box, while plastic, seems very durable and the lid snaps loudly when taking it on or off. I feel very confident in moving the box around when the lid is secured. The bottom of the set reveals that each cup is nestled into it's own container. I appreciate the manufacturer's effort in this detail. It helps that the overall weight of the set keeps it from moving around on the desk.
I've had the set now for almost two weeks and keeping the lid on is more than enough to keep the paints creamy and wet while those on my ceramic palette are very easy to reactivate with water and the dried paints have little cracking. I found the colors extremely easy to mix and there to be no muddiness even when combining multiple colors. And given that they are gouache; enough water gives them the transparency of watercolors. I've been able to easily switch in their use just as I would with any quality gouache.
There is only a faint smell from the paints that fades with time; I found it reminded me of chalk. And while Miya has labeled it already on the product description I will still add it here given how nice it is that such an affordable set is also non-toxic.
Cons: There is a plastic palette inside which lays over all the colors. It's a small issue but I don't like how the colors smear on the bottom of this palette when it's packed in as it's been designed. I'm sure as the level of the colors go down I won't have that issue but for now I've left it out and am using my own small palette.
At the time of this review there is no way of being able to purchase individual color cups on Amazon. Perhaps this will change should this set gain in popularity. I have this as a con really only because of how fairly new this set is to Amazon. Other companies have similar practices. An example is with Arteza's Gouache Premium Artist Paints which are of similar pricing and also currently have no option in purchasing individual colors.
Aside from the non-toxic information there was little else to go by. There was no light fastness or pigment information on the paints. Personally, I don't depend on this information but for others this may be important. Again using Arteza as an example; their gouache set at least provides light fastness on each tube.
The last con I provide simply because Miya itself describes it as being suitable for travel. Being at least 2 pounds in weight I would have to disagree. It's perfectly acceptable for taking it from one classroom/studio setting to the next but I would not call it travel worthy. That said, I think it would be perfectly doable for colors to be scooped out and put into a more compact case if one were inclined.
This is a set that is truly practical for learning color and technique. It begs one to be greedy with the colors, to make mistakes, to focus not on rationing but to focus on the art itself. For anyone with a tight budget I would recommend this as a top choice for either their gouache or watercolor. As a personal note however, treat it with respect. This isn't some knock off but an honest-to-goodness opaque gouache which means it needs a thick paper to do it justice.
Pros: Extremely affordable for the amount of paint you receive. Each 'jelly' cup is 30ml respectively and at least with my own set they were filled to brim. Also beneficial would be the fact that there are 2 whites and while the ad says that they are different shades I didn't find that to be the case. Or at least they both appear to be the same shade of titanium white in my set. Others might consider this to be a con but I'm leaving this in the pro due to my own quirks. Perhaps I show my lack of skills but I find my white gouache paint always seem to be the first to go when I'm using a set!
The box, while plastic, seems very durable and the lid snaps loudly when taking it on or off. I feel very confident in moving the box around when the lid is secured. The bottom of the set reveals that each cup is nestled into it's own container. I appreciate the manufacturer's effort in this detail. It helps that the overall weight of the set keeps it from moving around on the desk.
I've had the set now for almost two weeks and keeping the lid on is more than enough to keep the paints creamy and wet while those on my ceramic palette are very easy to reactivate with water and the dried paints have little cracking. I found the colors extremely easy to mix and there to be no muddiness even when combining multiple colors. And given that they are gouache; enough water gives them the transparency of watercolors. I've been able to easily switch in their use just as I would with any quality gouache.
There is only a faint smell from the paints that fades with time; I found it reminded me of chalk. And while Miya has labeled it already on the product description I will still add it here given how nice it is that such an affordable set is also non-toxic.
Cons: There is a plastic palette inside which lays over all the colors. It's a small issue but I don't like how the colors smear on the bottom of this palette when it's packed in as it's been designed. I'm sure as the level of the colors go down I won't have that issue but for now I've left it out and am using my own small palette.
At the time of this review there is no way of being able to purchase individual color cups on Amazon. Perhaps this will change should this set gain in popularity. I have this as a con really only because of how fairly new this set is to Amazon. Other companies have similar practices. An example is with Arteza's Gouache Premium Artist Paints which are of similar pricing and also currently have no option in purchasing individual colors.
Aside from the non-toxic information there was little else to go by. There was no light fastness or pigment information on the paints. Personally, I don't depend on this information but for others this may be important. Again using Arteza as an example; their gouache set at least provides light fastness on each tube.
The last con I provide simply because Miya itself describes it as being suitable for travel. Being at least 2 pounds in weight I would have to disagree. It's perfectly acceptable for taking it from one classroom/studio setting to the next but I would not call it travel worthy. That said, I think it would be perfectly doable for colors to be scooped out and put into a more compact case if one were inclined.
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analee
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic palette, couldn't be more pleased
Reviewed in the United States on 16 June 2019Verified Purchase
Colors are vibrant and opaque, while still drying matte. They're easily workable and the inclusion of two white pans is a huge plus for me, as it's always the color that goes first! The palette itself is durable and well made, snapping tightly into place when you're ready to store your paints. At first I was concerned about the colors drying, but frankly there's so much paint that I don't see that happening anytime soon as long as I continue to spritz them with water and stir them a bit occasionally. Upon opening, there was a small bit of separation in the paints, especially the violet, so I decided to recombine them all with a good stir in the pan, and they were perfect afterwards! I'm sure you can use them without recombining, but that was my preference.
The paints themselves are creamy and opaque, and I haven't had any issues with cracking where the paint is more thickly applied. The color payoff is amazing, these paints are very vibrant and seem to contain a lot of pigment. Overall, you're not going to get the same permanence and lightfastness as higher end brands like Holbein or Schmincke, but that's to be expected with student grade paints. My favorite aspect of this palette is the amount of paint in each cup, I often find myself being afraid to waste paint with my more expensive tube gouache, but that's not an issue at all with this palette.
The amount of paint in the jelly cups makes this palette HEAVY. I personally enjoy the weight and find it satisfying, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it for traveling as it will weigh down your bag.
Overall, this is an amazing palette for people who are learning gouache, and experienced artists alike. It gives you a genuine gouache experience, and lends itself to lots of experimentation without fear of wasting expensive paint.
The paints themselves are creamy and opaque, and I haven't had any issues with cracking where the paint is more thickly applied. The color payoff is amazing, these paints are very vibrant and seem to contain a lot of pigment. Overall, you're not going to get the same permanence and lightfastness as higher end brands like Holbein or Schmincke, but that's to be expected with student grade paints. My favorite aspect of this palette is the amount of paint in each cup, I often find myself being afraid to waste paint with my more expensive tube gouache, but that's not an issue at all with this palette.
The amount of paint in the jelly cups makes this palette HEAVY. I personally enjoy the weight and find it satisfying, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it for traveling as it will weigh down your bag.
Overall, this is an amazing palette for people who are learning gouache, and experienced artists alike. It gives you a genuine gouache experience, and lends itself to lots of experimentation without fear of wasting expensive paint.

5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic palette, couldn't be more pleased
Reviewed in the United States on 16 June 2019
Colors are vibrant and opaque, while still drying matte. They're easily workable and the inclusion of two white pans is a huge plus for me, as it's always the color that goes first! The palette itself is durable and well made, snapping tightly into place when you're ready to store your paints. At first I was concerned about the colors drying, but frankly there's so much paint that I don't see that happening anytime soon as long as I continue to spritz them with water and stir them a bit occasionally. Upon opening, there was a small bit of separation in the paints, especially the violet, so I decided to recombine them all with a good stir in the pan, and they were perfect afterwards! I'm sure you can use them without recombining, but that was my preference.Reviewed in the United States on 16 June 2019
The paints themselves are creamy and opaque, and I haven't had any issues with cracking where the paint is more thickly applied. The color payoff is amazing, these paints are very vibrant and seem to contain a lot of pigment. Overall, you're not going to get the same permanence and lightfastness as higher end brands like Holbein or Schmincke, but that's to be expected with student grade paints. My favorite aspect of this palette is the amount of paint in each cup, I often find myself being afraid to waste paint with my more expensive tube gouache, but that's not an issue at all with this palette.
The amount of paint in the jelly cups makes this palette HEAVY. I personally enjoy the weight and find it satisfying, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it for traveling as it will weigh down your bag.
Overall, this is an amazing palette for people who are learning gouache, and experienced artists alike. It gives you a genuine gouache experience, and lends itself to lots of experimentation without fear of wasting expensive paint.
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Jewel
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Quality Gouache Set! Just Be Careful When Taking On-The-Go!
Reviewed in the United States on 13 August 2019Verified Purchase
After trying both oils and acrylics and not really like either, I decided to try out gouache. I had seen this set in particular in videos on Instagram and YouTube and thought they looked really cute and of good quality, so I went ahead and bought the pink set. I did a little research before I used them before giving it a shot, and man, do I love these!
The paints come in little removable gel cups, which you have to tear the plastic tops off of (this proved to be a bit harder than I thought it would be, but no biggie), and the cups sit in the tray of the carrying case. It also comes with a palette for mixing, which I thought was really nice even though I haven’t really had much of a use for it yet.
I’ve seen other reviewers say these paints are decent, but not professional quality. Even though I’ve never used gouache before, I personally feel like this is a really good set that’s well above average for your money. I would feel just fine making sellable art with it. But that’s just me.
I went ahead and attached two images, one of my first time using the paints on hot pressed Arches watercolor paper (the one with all the random eyes and sketches) and one on a Master’s Touch 8x10 wood canvas block. I feel that the paints go on much smoother on wood than paper, because with the paper I kept having to mix white with the colors in order to get them to go on smooth, whereas no white was needed for the wood, but then again, I suppose I could very well have been doing something wrong, haha. Even so, it’s just personal preference. I have not yet tried it on regular canvas as I’m not sure how the gouache would react to all the little crevices and I prefer a smooth, untextured look, but I would imagine they’d apply just fine.
Even though these come as a compact set, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend them for traveling. I had packed these up, made sure the side flaps were locked, and drove 35-ish mins with them in my bag. When I got them back out, the set was on its side and the paints had leaked all over the place and dried to a sticky substance. HOWEVER, I HAD just used the paints so they were still wet. If I had either: A) let the paints dry back to their gel form, or B) made sure the set was laying flat when I took it with me. So it’s not that they’re *not* portable, it’s just that you have to be careful when you...well, port them.
I’ve used mainly watercolor when painting my whole life, and these paints are the most unique I’ve used! They have the quick drying time of acrylics, the smoothness of oils, and if you use enough water, they behave like watercolors! It’s like they put the best qualities of all three mediums into one paint, and it’s great!
In short:
1. Yes, these paints are well worth your money.
2. Yes, this set works just fine for on-the-go, but BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU TRANSPORT THEM.
3. The colors are just as vibrant on paper as they are in the pictures.
4. If you’re having doubts about getting them, just get them! They’re super fun!!
Also, a side note: In order to get a smooth look, make sure you apply white to your brush. It gives the gouache a nice, creamy look. You’ll also need it if you want to blend more smoothly, which I assume is why they put two cups of it in the set. Happy painting!
The paints come in little removable gel cups, which you have to tear the plastic tops off of (this proved to be a bit harder than I thought it would be, but no biggie), and the cups sit in the tray of the carrying case. It also comes with a palette for mixing, which I thought was really nice even though I haven’t really had much of a use for it yet.
I’ve seen other reviewers say these paints are decent, but not professional quality. Even though I’ve never used gouache before, I personally feel like this is a really good set that’s well above average for your money. I would feel just fine making sellable art with it. But that’s just me.
I went ahead and attached two images, one of my first time using the paints on hot pressed Arches watercolor paper (the one with all the random eyes and sketches) and one on a Master’s Touch 8x10 wood canvas block. I feel that the paints go on much smoother on wood than paper, because with the paper I kept having to mix white with the colors in order to get them to go on smooth, whereas no white was needed for the wood, but then again, I suppose I could very well have been doing something wrong, haha. Even so, it’s just personal preference. I have not yet tried it on regular canvas as I’m not sure how the gouache would react to all the little crevices and I prefer a smooth, untextured look, but I would imagine they’d apply just fine.
Even though these come as a compact set, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend them for traveling. I had packed these up, made sure the side flaps were locked, and drove 35-ish mins with them in my bag. When I got them back out, the set was on its side and the paints had leaked all over the place and dried to a sticky substance. HOWEVER, I HAD just used the paints so they were still wet. If I had either: A) let the paints dry back to their gel form, or B) made sure the set was laying flat when I took it with me. So it’s not that they’re *not* portable, it’s just that you have to be careful when you...well, port them.
I’ve used mainly watercolor when painting my whole life, and these paints are the most unique I’ve used! They have the quick drying time of acrylics, the smoothness of oils, and if you use enough water, they behave like watercolors! It’s like they put the best qualities of all three mediums into one paint, and it’s great!
In short:
1. Yes, these paints are well worth your money.
2. Yes, this set works just fine for on-the-go, but BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU TRANSPORT THEM.
3. The colors are just as vibrant on paper as they are in the pictures.
4. If you’re having doubts about getting them, just get them! They’re super fun!!
Also, a side note: In order to get a smooth look, make sure you apply white to your brush. It gives the gouache a nice, creamy look. You’ll also need it if you want to blend more smoothly, which I assume is why they put two cups of it in the set. Happy painting!

5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Quality Gouache Set! Just Be Careful When Taking On-The-Go!
Reviewed in the United States on 13 August 2019
After trying both oils and acrylics and not really like either, I decided to try out gouache. I had seen this set in particular in videos on Instagram and YouTube and thought they looked really cute and of good quality, so I went ahead and bought the pink set. I did a little research before I used them before giving it a shot, and man, do I love these!Reviewed in the United States on 13 August 2019
The paints come in little removable gel cups, which you have to tear the plastic tops off of (this proved to be a bit harder than I thought it would be, but no biggie), and the cups sit in the tray of the carrying case. It also comes with a palette for mixing, which I thought was really nice even though I haven’t really had much of a use for it yet.
I’ve seen other reviewers say these paints are decent, but not professional quality. Even though I’ve never used gouache before, I personally feel like this is a really good set that’s well above average for your money. I would feel just fine making sellable art with it. But that’s just me.
I went ahead and attached two images, one of my first time using the paints on hot pressed Arches watercolor paper (the one with all the random eyes and sketches) and one on a Master’s Touch 8x10 wood canvas block. I feel that the paints go on much smoother on wood than paper, because with the paper I kept having to mix white with the colors in order to get them to go on smooth, whereas no white was needed for the wood, but then again, I suppose I could very well have been doing something wrong, haha. Even so, it’s just personal preference. I have not yet tried it on regular canvas as I’m not sure how the gouache would react to all the little crevices and I prefer a smooth, untextured look, but I would imagine they’d apply just fine.
Even though these come as a compact set, I wouldn’t necessarily recommend them for traveling. I had packed these up, made sure the side flaps were locked, and drove 35-ish mins with them in my bag. When I got them back out, the set was on its side and the paints had leaked all over the place and dried to a sticky substance. HOWEVER, I HAD just used the paints so they were still wet. If I had either: A) let the paints dry back to their gel form, or B) made sure the set was laying flat when I took it with me. So it’s not that they’re *not* portable, it’s just that you have to be careful when you...well, port them.
I’ve used mainly watercolor when painting my whole life, and these paints are the most unique I’ve used! They have the quick drying time of acrylics, the smoothness of oils, and if you use enough water, they behave like watercolors! It’s like they put the best qualities of all three mediums into one paint, and it’s great!
In short:
1. Yes, these paints are well worth your money.
2. Yes, this set works just fine for on-the-go, but BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU TRANSPORT THEM.
3. The colors are just as vibrant on paper as they are in the pictures.
4. If you’re having doubts about getting them, just get them! They’re super fun!!
Also, a side note: In order to get a smooth look, make sure you apply white to your brush. It gives the gouache a nice, creamy look. You’ll also need it if you want to blend more smoothly, which I assume is why they put two cups of it in the set. Happy painting!
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AJ
5.0 out of 5 stars
I'm a new convert to gouache because of this set!
Reviewed in the United States on 20 December 2018Verified Purchase
I really love this set. Mostly, I've used watercolor both student and professional but this type of paint is more forgivable. This gouache, when you use more water, behaves for the most part like watercolor paints, and when you use less water behaves more like an acrylic paint. The colors are bright, and, mixable on the pallet. Where white/black is rather useless in watercolor, it comes in rather handy for toning down the bright colors. I was using watercolor for my bible journaling and in my coloring books, but since I can use less water with gouache...my paper wrinkles less and still no bleed-through. I loved the extra mixing tin that attaches to the cover, but since these paint containers are full to the top causing some of the paint to stick, I've left it out until I use the set more fully. What I've learned using this gouache is that mistakes can be corrected much, MUCH easier than when using watercolor. The more opaque appearance of gouache was a plus for me because I have a tendency to use watercolor with as much pigment on the brush as possible. This is my first experience using gouache and I'm delighted with it. The portions are generous considering the way I paint and it will probably take me a while to get to the point where I need to order more. I am very pleased with this purchase.
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Tuccigirl
4.0 out of 5 stars
lots of paint!
Reviewed in the United States on 10 February 2019Verified Purchase
This set of gouache is perfect for someone just getting into the medium. I've used both very low-end and higher-medium end priced gouaches, and this falls probably right in the middle in terms of quality. The colors are pigmented and I appreciate that there's two tins of white- seeing as that's the color that gets used up the most quickly. The only con (and this is rather annoying) is that the pans are actually SO filled with paint that they overflow and touch the palette that rests above them. When I go to use them the paint from the palette gets everywhere and is a pain to clean off my desk and hands before I can actually get to painting.
Despite that, I still use these paints as a supplement to my watercolors and have enjoyed them thus far. I'll likely continue to use them for my pieces as a hobbiest painter and recommend them to anyone who wants to try out gouache for the first time.
Despite that, I still use these paints as a supplement to my watercolors and have enjoyed them thus far. I'll likely continue to use them for my pieces as a hobbiest painter and recommend them to anyone who wants to try out gouache for the first time.
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