Honey-based watercolor.
Travel set of 8 half pans in a lightweight metal box.
Hinged lid that can be used as a mixing area.
Watercolors Made in France using traditional methods have produced this honey-based watercolor in an amazing travel set of 8 half pans in a lightweight metal box.
The paint box contains eight half pans as well as a small watercolour brush.
The little metal tin case has a hinged lid that can be used as a mixing area.
The size of the tin box is 9.5cm x 6cm x 2cm.
Click the 'About the Colours' tab above to find out more about the lightfastness and transparency of each colour in this set.
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Write a reviewA neat, lightweight little box containing strong colours which flow easily onto my favourite paper (Arches not 140lb). I think the addition of a cool red (alizarin crimson?) instead of the phalo green light would be an improvement as there is little choice of violet/mauve/purple hues; the French Ultramarine Blue and French Vermillion together produce a cool red and the primary yellow and cinereous blue mix to a close match of phal green light, so this colour could be exchanged for another.
The window in the lid is transparent not white, so the main mixing area is around the rim of the lid.
Haven't tried Sennelier colours before, but am impressed with the ease of pickup from the half pan and the bright, strong colours.
Quite good value at the offered price, but I think the RRP is a bit high for an 8 pigment box.
The new formula with honey has made this a top class paint. This little tin of eight colours is a good way to try out Senellier's paint. With the new formula I do not mix these paints with any other manufacturer to keep their purity. A Yellow Ochre would have been useful instead of the Thalo Green Light for the English landscape. However, when TGL is mixed with Payne's Grey a beautiful useful grey green towards Terre Verte is made. The French Vermilion is a lovely useful red and Cinerous Blue for skies like a stronger Coeruleum Blue. A little piece of shaped plastic on the lid would make a good mixing palette or one of KB's plastic palettes at 35p to slip in a polythene bag for the artist's sketching bag. Highly recommended.
This is a lightweight watercolour set. I've never had a problem with the flimsy plastic insert, it's functional although none too sturdy. In the lid I added blobs of a cool red and Raw Sienna to mix a greater range of colours. Doing so makes this lovely little set even more useful. Another tweak I use is to wrap the end of the tiny brush in sellotape to increase its diameter so I can slide a cut off drinking straw on the end to make holding the brush easier. It's a great liner now I can hold it properly.