🎉 Elevate your artistry with every dot!
The DANIEL SMITH001900501 Extra Fine Watercolor 66-Dot Try-It Card offers a comprehensive selection of 66 vibrant watercolor dots, including 24 Primatek colors, 12 Quinacridone shades, and 18 luminescent options. This premium collection is designed for artists seeking the best in quality and variety, all made in the USA.
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Finish Types | various |
Color Code | Various |
Color | PrimaTeks, Quinacridone, Cadmium Hues, Iridescent, Interferance, Duochrome, Pearlescent Shimmer, White, Extra Fine Watercolors |
F**D
Great colors
Beautiful colors and sufficient amount.
P**B
Good Stuff!
Mdse was excellent quality, good value for the money.
B**E
A great way to test colors
Buying watercolor paint online can be a challenge! This is an economical way to discern if the color you're looking at is truly the color you're after. Let's be honest watercolor paints can be expensive so best to make sure it's the color you're after first!!!
E**A
Great for seeing their colors in person
The only criticism I have is that some of the paint dots are so small/thin, and sometimes the paper is old/handled too much? they're difficult to get a nice swatch to see the full mass tone, or true color. Also if you want to attempt some mixing to see which pigments would suit your pallete, thats not always doable. Its fine for wetting them on the paper they're sent on, most of the time; but I've had more then a few instances where I'm scrubbing the paint off of the paper for every last bit of pigment, in an attempt to test them on my own paper, because there was an issue with the paper they came on, ( like spotting, maybe oil or some kind of residue? Sizing issues?where the pigment wouldnt stick and the color turned out splotchy, to the point it was difficult to see what it actually looked like.) and/or the paint dot was so thin it took one or two swipes of my brush to hit paper; like they just touched the residue paint off the rim of the tube and thats it. I completely understand the need to be conservative with the amount of paint for how many sheets that are likely made, but it would be nice if they were a bit more consistant. Because of the issues I've mentioned, I now test the paints on my own paper regardless of how much paint. There have been times where the swatch on my own paper looks entirely different then whats reconstituted on the paper it's sent on. It's typically not much of an issue, but it's happened enough that I'm questioning if the charts that I've gotten are just a bad batch? Or maybe old? Or is it just inconsistancies in the making of them? I don't know, but its worth noting I think to make sure your getting what you pay for and aren't surprised at any possible differences in the chart as opposed to the actual paint.
S**Y
Professional presentation
Lots of paint on each dot to give you a good chance to experience the paints!
Y**A
Double benefit
Double benefit1) This set comes with a map of all the colors so you can hang them on your wall and see your palette options🤓2) You should try this, before you buy a big tube of paint!Brilliant idea, thanks to the manufacturer👌🏻I recommend it to my students💖
T**R
Great For Prospective Buyers!
I bought this as I was curious about the brand. Everyone raves about the quality of the Daniel Smith watercolors! I really liked this! A wide variety of colors and effects to try and you could absolutely get a few painting out of this swatch pallet! I did go on to purchase some of my favorites in their full size!
E**O
Great way to try many colors
Since 2021 I have been thrilled to work with Daniel Smith paints. They give me a means to sample a color before I buy an entire pan or tube. When I became enthralled with Aussie Red Gold and Quinacridone rose, for example, I tried the dots and then moved forward to invest in them. When I travel or I want to join my plein air painting group it is easy to take the dots along. I can spray them with water as usual to activate them on site. Two thoughts: since 2021 the pprices have risen but the dits did not remain the same sample size. For this I am upset, as they are not cheap by any means, but the quality of Daniel Smith watercolors still remains, in my opinion, the best of all. Five stars for the convenience but a big "boo" for giving customers a smaller dot of paint.
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