Artme Miya Gouache Paint Set, 24 Colors X 30Ml Unique Jelly Cup Design With 3 Paint Brushes In A Carrying Case Perfect For Artists, Students, Gouache Opaque Watercolor Painting (Pink)

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definitely worth the purchase, cute set and paints are highly pigminted

I recently stumbled upon this incredible gouache paint set on Amazon, and it has completely revolutionized my artistic journey. Let me just say, this set is an absolute masterpiece!The colors in this gouache palette are vibrant, rich, and incredibly pigmented. Each hue pops off the page, allowing me to bring my imagination to life with ease. The creamy consistency of the paints spreads smoothly, creating a seamless application and delivering stunning results.What truly impressed me about this set is its versatility. Whether I'm working on fine details or creating bold, expressive strokes, these gouache paints handle it all flawlessly. The colors blend effortlessly, allowing me to achieve the perfect shades and gradients every time.The packaging and presentation of this set are also exceptional. The compact design makes it easy to store and carry, making it a convenient choice for artists on the go. The mixing palette included is a thoughtful addition, providing a dedicated space for custom color creations.Furthermore, the quality of these paints is outstanding. They are highly opaque, which means I can confidently layer them without worrying about the underlying colors showing through. The finish is smooth and matte, lending a professional touch to my artwork.I must also commend the seller for their outstanding customer service. They promptly addressed any queries I had, ensuring that I had a positive experience throughout. It's refreshing to encounter sellers who genuinely care about their customers.In conclusion, if you're an artist seeking a top-quality gouache paint set that delivers exceptional pigmentation, versatility, and convenience, look no further. This set has exceeded all my expectations and has quickly become my go-to choice for creating captivating works of art. Trust me, you won't be disappointed with this purchase!

I went into using/buying this paint completely blind and with zero expectations. I bullet journal and several people advised me to try using gauche since watercolor was bleeding too much. I’ve used gauche in the past, but never quite like this. The reviews were mostly positive so I decided to try these out.At first I was so worried about them drying out. Is that okay? Do I try to keep them sealed? I originally proceeded by trying to keep the wrappers on with tape. The problem, they wouldn’t quite fit comfortably back in the container. After one accidentally drying out, I realized I could just add water and it worked just as I hoped it would. *****I added a video of this for anyone curious.***** I just add water to rehydrate the paint and continue. The more you splash it around in the paint, the thicker or more opaque it’ll get. If you want it more sheer, use more water. It’s pretty cool how it works this way!I’ve had these for well over a year now (that’s why the container and tubes looks dirty/used in pictures) and have had no problems with them whatsoever. It lasts for a while and I think I’m set to continue using these for easily another couple years! The only thing that did bother me is the container. It’s super nice but the little spaces for the paint to sit are sized perfectly for the paint, no additional spaces. So when I was trying to tape the wrapper back in place, it wouldn’t fit without the tops overlapping on one another and I’d end up having to remove all the paints around the one I wanted to use. With that said, having removed all the wrappers anyway it is no longer a problem for me. Also, so few paints come with a container (especially such a nice one) so I wouldn’t deter anyone from purchasing for this reason. I admit I haven’t tried the brushes yet. But from first glance, they look really nice. Strong handle, lovely and shapely brush tips. I do intend to try them out if I can remember to pull them out again 😂Conclusion: if you’re curious like I was, I definitely think this is a great buy. It’s a lot of product for the price and, after almost two years of use, holds up well over time.

This paint set is really unusual, but I’m beginning to really like it. I am a college educated (with a painting degree) professional artist. I have been recently getting into surface design and most of my work ends up getting scanned. I’ve taken color theory classes and this review is for those who are looking for a professional quality gouache set.I love the value presented here. This set comes out to have approximately each color for about a dollar at the time of my writing. That’s a crazy deal! I mainly have used Windsor and Newton gouache in the past, which runs about $20 a tube. Not only that, but each of these compartments has more paint than one W&N tube. So this set really ran me a tiny bit more than a single tube of paint. I’m really happy about that.Is it the same quality as Windsor and Newton? No. The mixing is not as consistent and predictable, and the pigments are weaker. But honestly, to me these are a great trade off. It’s still absolutely possible to make beautiful and vibrant paintings with this paint, it’s just important to keep in mind which colors are more opaque and which are more sheer or transparent. I went on ahead and swatched each color for this review. I have black bars on each to give you an idea how transparent or opaque each color is- whether the paint can overpower the black. I also added water to thin it down, so you can see how the colors look with more of a watercolor feel.The main colors I noted for having the worst opacity are the oranges. However if you add a little white to them, it helps a ton to thicken it up and make it more opaque. This set also builds on itself beautifully, so if I have to do a second coat on four colors, I’m okay with that. Most of the time I’ll be mixing more opaque colors in with them anyway- I expect most artists will feel similarly.This paint is thirsty!! It loves water, and I’ve been pretty impressed at how much water it can take while staying opaque. I personally would not use this paint to simulate watercolors, because a big factor with watercolors is spread, and this paint stays put. That’s perfectly fine, it’s a feature and not a bug for gouache. Expect to use a lot of water with this set! I heard someone on YouTube say that they put a spray bottle with distilled water with this set, and they spray it down before sealing it up. I think it’s a fantastic idea, but I haven’t done this yet and just sealing this set with the palette included gets a tight enough seal that it hasn’t dried out once. I’m pretty impressed and have never encountered a paint set that reacts this way. I would compare the lid to a Tupperware lid- it snaps shut. Be sure to also put the white mixing palette in for a good tight seal. I thought maybe the palette would get tons of paint on it when I closed the lid, but actually that has somehow never happened. It’s a feat of engineering for sure.Compared to other sets of this goache on Amazon I picked this one specifically for the white mixing palette. I’d rather mix exclusively on white or grey. And the mint green case is really cute, with a beautiful velvet texture on the box that makes me excited to use it every time.I also included a few pictures of a painting I made with this set. I was frustrated to not know how this set looks close up from other reviews, so I hope this helps. One picture is of a light table with the paint, then the others are close ups to get an idea of the thickness and surface texture, and finally a scan.It’s really important to me that a paint dries flat enough to be scanned well. So I’ve also included a scan of a painting with these pictures so you can get a good idea of how it looks. I’m a perfectionist and I’m happy with it. I recommend that you use hot press watercolor paper or Bristol with this paint.I hope this helps anyone considering this set. I’m psyched to keep using it for my work.

So far so good!More practice needed that’s for sure