SUPER VISION Watercolor Paint Set, 10 Vibrant Colors, Unique colors,Layered Watercolor,Portable Art Painting Travel Watercolor Set Perfect for for Adults, Kids, Hobbyists and Art Lovers

Beautiful palette colours, and heavily pigmented.

I'm a watercolor comic artist, so my use case is a bit unusual. Generally, I'm not painting art to display on my walls, or to sell at shows, but to scan and reproduce as printed comics and graphic novels. So lightfast concerns, while important, aren't as relevant here as they might be to other artists.I purchased these because I had great experiences with the Super Vision tube supergranulating colors, and I plan on using these paints for interesting special effects on my comic pages. I purchased the tube watercolors early on, the half pans in December, and have not personally had any issues with either type as of yet. I use the tube watercolors as dried half pans, and have no issues reconstituting the paint, and have not noticed any color shifts or degradation, although other artists have expressed these concerns, and it's definitely something to be aware of.The included photo utilizes a variety of super granulating watercolors, but mainly the Super Vision granulating watercolors for simple but effective backgrounds- this was a test to see how well they would work for comic panel backgrounds, and whether or not painting a character around the dried super granulated paint would cause reactivation or bleeding. I am quite pleased with these tests and the results- the granulation splits are quite interesting, and will be useful in creating emotive and emotionally expressive backgrounds. Due to the fugitivity concerns, I will limit when I use them (don't want ALL my pages fading!), but I think occasional use when the panel calls for it is worth the precautions necessary.So if you're painting for reproduction (cards, stickers, comic pages, ect), and don't care if the colors eventually shift or fade, or if you're a fan of other somewhat fugitive products like alcohol markers (very light fugitive) or Brusho (also dye-based), I think you'll have fun with these, but I can't recommend them for art you wish to display or art you wish to sell.

Editing to add reviews for all 3 products I have bought. All 5 stars, by the way.The 10 paint pan set of muted colors: This is a very fun palette! 6 of the 10 are as vivid as a muted selection can get, and 2 of all 10 are very similar. You can still make it work. Perfect for loose florals and landscapes.Sunset Travel: Excellent! Perfect for portraits. I did find these to be closer to gouache but that's just because they all have PW6 (white). Don't let that stop you! I'm considering purchasing Changan Palace for the greens, now.10 Color-Changing tubes: If you did your research, you probably found all those negative reviews and comments. I filled some pans with these and though the consistency of some of the greens was rather chunky, all colors change as intended. All my watercolor art is done in a JOURNAL, which means there is little to no light exposure. The product has not been affected, as far as I can tell. The company released a similar product with iridescence -- you can get the same effect by layering your own interference/iridescent pigments on top of these and it'll be gorgeous.

Gorgeous colors that flow beautifully!!