Watercolor pans

For some people, choosing between pans or tubes can be a bit confusing. But you can save more money if you fill your own watercolor pans! as...

For some people, choosing between pans or tubes can be a bit confusing. But you can save more money if you fill your own watercolor pans! as...

Learn how to fill watercolor pans from tubes to make your own palette. Read more about why you want to make your own palette and how to do it!

THIS IS THE QUARTER PAN SIZE SET This is the rainbow Magic watercolor set. Each color represents a color of the rainbow and is colorshift. Each set comes with a tin and sticker on the back, and each paint is labeled with a magnet glued to the back.

Learn how to use watercolor paint tubes, how to paint with them wet or dry, how to fill watercolor pans and make your own palette, how to store tube watercolors, and more. A complete guide to using watercolor paint in tubes for beginners!

DANIEL SMITH Burnt Sienna and Ultramarine Blue mixed creating Jane’s Grey. As anyone who’s been reading my blog would know, Burnt Sienna and Ultramarine Blue is […]

A while back I posted 6 tips for success using these popular watercolor sets, and then even more watercolor tips here. Adding to all this, one of my readers, a missionary teaching art to kids in Kenya, recently shared a couple of new ideas with me. I think her advice is genius so I wanted to share it with you here!

At some stage in your pursuit of watercolor art you will want to make your own watercolor pans. Watercolors in pan format are an excellent option with a heap of benefits. They’re convenient, easy to use, portable. And in my opinion if you make your own pans they are more economical than the ready-made alternative