- Pure finely-ground pigments
- Convenient tablet size
- Gives beautiful transparent effects
- A presentation tin with twelve colours
- Perfect for use indoors or outdoors
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Reeves water colour paints are made with pure, finely ground pigments in a gum solution, which are then formed into convenient tablets. The result is water colour that gives beautiful transparent effects. This allows the artist access to greater depths of colour and beautiful washes of light and shade. Reeves has been established since 1766 and as such is built on a heritage second to none. From the development of William Reeves' moist watercolour 'cake' Reeves continues to lead innovation within the fine art, hobby & craft, education colours, grounds and accessories - making us the fastest growing art brand in the world.
Product Description
Great starter watercolour paint set in a little red tin. White, yellow, green, blue, orange, pink, brown and black. FREE watercolour brush included from KIDZCRAFT.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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+ positive
got more white than shows on the image
lovley vibrant colours
good brush that is included
good price
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got more white than shows on the image
lovley vibrant colours
good brush that is included
good price
- negative
none
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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I was debating whether to buy this or the more expensive Reeves set I have bought in the past. I would not hesitate in making that choice again, this is a great little paint set which lasts for ages.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Ignore the detractors. This is a genuinely and easily accessible set of watercolours for the neophyte. The colours are good. The paints themselves are easy to work with. Ultimately, if you are interested in watercolouring, you will probaly want to progress to tubes or a greater range of earthier colours. In the meantime this will be a perfect starting point. They are very easily worked with.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent! A paint box like I had in the 50's
Nicely presented tin containing a number of solid paint block for water painting. This was a gift for a child, so checked it before wrapping. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Flummoxed
Watercolour
This product is great it is easy to use and can bring out the best of the colour It is also easy to transport with you.
Published 3 months ago by Mr_MuRaD
Fantastic little set
This set of paints is terrific. The colours are really intense and the pictures my daughter has painted are lovely. Read more
Published 8 months ago by lilysmum
Nice watercolour set for budding artists
Normally our girl's painting sessions are a complicated affair involving squidgy bottles of poster paint and inexplicable quantities of water. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Macintyre's Speculum
My daughter's favourite watercolour set.
Not a toy but a good working set of paints. This is a good quality set of watercolours. All the colours you need for watercolour sketching. Read more
Published 23 months ago by grumpy old man
Brilliant
Great Paints, worth money spent. Could have done with a paint brush being included though!
Published on 2 Jan 2010 by Mrs. Jt Unwin
Paints are great, but what do you need to paint with? Yes. A brush...
Good quality blocks of watercolour paint in a sturdy tin. It loses a star because it didn't contain a paintbrush even though there was a groove designed to hold one.
Published on 1 Feb 2009 by K. Polley
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