SAKURA Koi Pocket Field Sketch Kit - Watercolor Sets for Painting On the Go - 30 Colors - 1 Water Brush - 1 Sponge - 1 Mixing Palette

Bright colors , good quality and easy to use. I will totally recommend.

I bought the 24 set travel kit a while ago and I was AMAZED so I decided to get the 72 colors and I don’t regret anything it is just like the picture and all the colors are super pigmented!

Great quality watercolors and favorite packaging - perfect for on the go. I’ve painted in airports on planes in cars by rivers and more.

Good product

Very creamy! It applies very easily onto watercolor paper, but dries slightly chalky.

This is a great product and recommend buying it. The package came in everything was fine and works great!

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I love these watercolours, they are very vibrant. The only thing I dislike is that the inside of the case where the watercolours are is cheaply made I wish it was all hard plastic.

The size of this field box is 4 1/2 by 6. Its actually the same box as the 24 half pan set, which I also have, but couldnt resist getting the larger set. The extra line of 6 half pans just means that it has one less sponge than the 24 pan set, and the waterbrush (divided into two parts) is stored in the space where the second sponge is in the 24 pan kit. The paints/pigments are not quite artist quality but still deep, and rich, very good, mostly transparent. The peach (Jaune Brilliant) is the only one that seems a little opaque. The case and palate is very sturdy, and has a convenient thumb ring on the bottom. Its hard to resist a field kit that is so compact and so handy. However the insert that holds the half pans is thin styrene and Im not sure how well it will hold up Note that the half pans paints are firmly fixed in the styrene, they are not in individual pans like, for example, the Winsor and Newton field kits, so swapping or refilling colors may be more than just adding a new half pan. But you could always add liquid color to an empty pan and let it dry. The case doesnt snap shut very tightly, you may want to reinforce it with a rubber band around it. The Koi waterbrush is also easy to use and of good quality. You can put a 4 x 6 watercolor postcard in the lid and use the lid as an easel of sorts, but you cant store paper in this field kit, not a block of postcards at any rate, maybe theres room for a couple of sheets. The mixing area can be set up on the right or left side of the case, and has five wells for mixing. The back or lid of the case can be used for mixing or as an easel to hold a 4 X 6 watercolor postcard. The case has room only enough for the contents- not even for a short handled brush. But what is in it is basically enough for a compact field kit. This is a very desirable field kit for any watercolor artist. This set contains the following colors: Chinese White, Lemon Yellow, Areoline Hue, Permament Yellow, Permanent Yellow Deep, Permanent Orange Jaune Brilliant, Vermillion Hue, Cadmium Red Hue, Crimson Lake, Quinacridone Rose, Purple Cobalt Blue Hue, Cerulean Blue Hue, Ultramarine Hue, Turquoise Blue, Prussian Blue, Indigo Permanent Green Pale, Permanent Green, Viridian Hue, Permanent Green Deep, Sap Green, Olive Green Yellow Ochre, Light Red, Burnt Umber, Sepia, Paynes Gray, Ivory Black

This is a nice *beginners* palette. I would upgrade to something else in the future, only because I find that these are kind of hard to mix compared to the tube kind.