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ARTISTRO 50 Color Watercolor Paint Set - Portable Paint Art Kit with Palette and Brush Pens - Travel Water Color Set for Adults, Professionals, Kids

ARTISTRO 50 Color Watercolor Paint Set - Portable Paint Art Kit with Palette - Main image
$14 $27.99 In stock

Category: acrylic paint marker pens

  • EXPLORE ENDLESS COLOR: This set includes 50 richly pigmented watercolor pans for endless artistic combinations. The set is compact, portable, and ready for inspiration anywhere.
  • COMPLETE PAINTING KIT: Explore the rainbow with 50 vivid shades. All paints are stored in a durable, sleek box that’s great for gifting or storing in your art space. No extra tools required to start creating.
  • HIGH-PIGMENT, BLENDABLE PAINT: These creamy paints offer seamless blending, smooth transitions, and strong coverage. Perfect for both beginner techniques and advanced detail work.
  • TRAVEL-READY DESIGN: The lightweight case includes a built-in mixing palette and keeps all shades securely in place. Take it outdoors, to class, or on vacation.
  • SAFE FOR ALL AGES: All paints are non-toxic, mess-free, and certified to ASTM D-4236 and EN71 standards. The paint set is suitable for kids, teens, and professional artists alike.

Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian G. ★★★★★

The color payoff is honestly stunning for the size—each pan is so richly pigmented that a tiny touch goes a long way. I've been tossing it in my tote for lunch-break sketches, and the brush pens make it easy to work without hauling extra water.

Nicholas ★★★★★

I’ve been using this set almost daily for a month now and the pigment payoff still surprises me—one dip on the brush pen goes a long way, even on the small pans. The palette stays snug in my bag for park sketching, which is exactly what I needed.

Benjamin P. ★★★★☆

The 50 pans snap securely into the compact case, which is nice for tossing in a bag without worrying about a mess. It’s a solid travel kit, though I wish the included brush pens were a bit sturdier—they work fine for quick sketches, just not for detailed linework.