Koh-i-Noor Brilliant Watercolors? Are these even watercolors?
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
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I have the micador artists version from koh I noor and they are really fun, more like ink and I definitely recommend making a pie chart swatch on the middle. I'm inspired to get mine out again!
I have seen those before and I had been wondering if they have anything to do with the Koh-i-Noor paints. So are they like the same paints, just under a different name?
@@justacatwhocantype I think the micador is supposed to be an artist grade but the colors look a lot like what he searched out there. I like that the micador has a white palette and they have seasonal sets too which are fun. I wonder if all the watercolor disks in the black palettes are the same but I seem to think the kids sets in the black here in the usa were chalky but I cant say for sure as I don't have them.
Hi lindsay didn't expect to you here 😄
@@thefrugalcrafter You know, I am wondering this, too. I was very surprised to see them being so clear and vibrant, since I did also expect them them to be dull, and I believe that I even saw a review of these a while ago, where they actually were very chalky and kind of muted looking. This in confusing me now, I will look into this because I would love to buy this set to color ink drawings, but only if it's as vibrant as in this review.
Hi Lindsay. Im curious about the micador too. I wonder if it's the same with this set that ive tried, which is very ink-like. 🎨☺️
Koh-i-noor is a veey old brand that makes a huge range of products. these round sets are a little confusing as there is a watercolour kids set and there is also the anilinky set, which is dye based. i have had these for about five years, and they are as described, quite brilliant, but are definitely not permanent, but ok for journalling or anything not to be hung. I believe they can also be used on fabric, for textile painting, but are not washable. I did read somewhere that you can iron them for some kind of colour fixing. only suitable for things like card making, things like that. I think they are also intended to introduce students to such ideas rather than expose them to more toxic paints while they are learning. I think the reason they are so transparent is for this purpose. I found them fun to use but would not do any serious work with them. Worth doing a fugitive testing on them to see exactly how they do stand up to light exposure. I have the Koh-i-Noor Mondeluz watercolour crayons which are excellent for such a cost effective alternative. The Czech republic had, maybe still does, a huge ceramics and glassware industry, possibly these type of materials were used in educational training for those industries.
Wow, thank you Lindy for that handful of information. Yes, i agree that these paints are good for sketchbooks and some craftworks. It's cool to learn that these can be used on fabric too. This set will really go a long way so the kids can enjoy it without worrying too much if it gets consumed too quickly. Im curious to try out their pencils especially if the watercolor pencils.
I'm from Czech Republic and till the year 1996 they used to be higly poisonous, yet we used to use them in school on weekly basis :D They're not aquarelle or watercolours as we know them. They're dyes for colouring photocopies. Previously used for photo colour corrections.
I love the Koh-I-Noor things that I have.
What happened in 1996? I thought aniline dyes were still poisonous, or have they changed the formula?
Another set of paints that I have long been wondering about. These paints are really cheap here in Germany, I can get them for 5 Euros, but I never knew whether I should because while I loved the packaging, I somehow expected them to be chalky and dull. But the opposite is the case! Even though they are not like real watercolors, I think these could be good for coloring in ink drawings. I think I will be getting myself a set of these paints just for that purpose. Thank you very much for your review!
Hi Schnörkel ajneF. Thank you. These are really brilliant and transparent paints. Pls do make sure to get the exact same set as mine, as ive heard there are other variants of this that are chalky. This set is tagged as "brilliant watercolors", so better look for that tagging too. This is perfect for ink drawings as theyre very transparent (except for the white, gray and silver). So yes, this is perfect for ink drawings and coloring books, mandala arts etc. ☺️🙏🏻🎨
I bought this watercolor set 3 years ago and used until I upgrade to my Van Gogh set. The colors are really strong and transparent, but when painting, it was really hard to make layers. The colors lift from the paper very easily. I don't know if it was my paper or a problem with my set.
Thank you for the video! I love your channel, it's very informative ❤️😍
Hi Ellen. Thanks for sharing your experience. It could be both.. i guess because it is like ink, it is not very kuch meant for layering like usual watercolors. So this is perfect for ink works. ☺️🎨
While they dont’ work well for very wet loose landscape kind of paintings but they are very good for detailed illustration work (where you will be digitalising or making prints of rather than selling original artwork. Personally I love them but I’m also very nostalgic about the brand. As a child in Poland, you would get KOH-I-noor products if you showed yourself to be a child who was ‘serious’ about art. 😄
I actually have a knockoff KIN wheel that I loved all through college, lol. A step up above Crayola and Prang. I also had their woodless colored pencils.
Im moving to the pigment based watercolors these days, but sometimes I still use the pretty colors of my wheel.
Yeah, i agree. These are great for scanned works and theyre also good for pen and ink works as theyre transparent. I love Koh-i-Noor too. I have some pencils and erasers from Koh-i-Noor. 😊
Thanks for the review! I mostly know Koh-i-Noor for their pencils - they're extremely widespread in Russia. And I also didn't know they had artists' grade watercolours until I bought a set of Mondeluz watercolor pencils and saw their brochure. Funny fact - I looked those artist's paints up on the Internet and found a review, where it became apparent that those were actually White Nights - same pans with the same logo)
Oh my. That's a revelation. I quite have that suspicion too when i saw in amazon a set of Mondeluz pans without wrappers. Pans are full size, and i thought it looked like Sonnet because the Mondeluz set was in paper box too. Well, better to know it's white nights, but the price of Mondeluz is far from the affordable price of WhiteNights.. so, better stick with withe nights then. Thank you for sharing your research. 🙏🏻
Wow, you reviewed a Czech brand!!! I’m Czech and we used these at school when I was a kid 😊
Yes, and these are great as ink based paints. The most vibrant of all. I believe the student paints are a different line but I would also like to test it out.
I read that aniline dyes are toxic, which is why it doesn't say non toxic on the box. Although many seem to think these are for children, personally I wouldn't give them to a child because of the toxicity - kids tend to get paint on their fingers then put their fingers in their mouths.
I have the 12 set, which are lots of fun for bright colours, but I always wash my hands immediately after using them or while taking a break.
Another good one. I would appreciate a review koh-I-nor professional grade watercolor sets. Thank you
Yes, I would be very interested in a review of those, too.
Yeahh, im really itching to get a set of their pro line, the Mondeluz but the online seller here sells it at 260 USD. It is only 120 USD in koh I noor website. I hope id be able to find a better supplier soon. 🙏🏻🎨
@@AllanJayQuesada I recently came across a video here on UA-cam and they said that the professional line of Koh I Noor is actually a rebranding of White Nights.
Hey Allan, thank you for your review. I noticed that you love reviewing watercolour paints ever tried making your paints?
Hi Made by Dawn. Yes, i love making Watercolor reviews.. because i love collecting them, so a great way to maximize my collection is to share to others my opinion about these materials. About making my own paints, i am very much interested to making mine. Ive actually started my research and have bought some jar pigments to experiment making my own paints.. i might start making my 1st paints on the last quarter of 2020 and test it out including lightfastness. When everything's fine, I'm gonna release my process and might as well sell some sets online. ☺️🙏🏻🎨
@@AllanJayQuesada where did you get those pigments? Are they expensive???
They are perfect I have some. Koh-i-Nor is easily in the top 10 art brands and the design is magnificent.
Yes they are. I also use theyre pencils and erasers. I am curious to their colored pencils and Watercolors too.
This is a really good review I think, explaining the difference between pigment and dye paints. AJ demonstrates his knowledge
And makes valid comments for and against.
Roy Sydney Australia
daniel smith are one of the best brands and.. they all have vegan paints (no oxgal, bones and animal pigments) except 3 colours which is paynes grey, ivory black and sepia 😊 so that's a win win for you and the animals.
Great review video 👍🏻😊
I personally always put Daniel Smith on top as it really fits my taste and style. I'm happy to know that most of their paints are vegan. For black, I use Perylene Green (which a really Dark Green) and mix it with Indian Red or Lunar Black if i want granulation which is always the case. 😉🎨🙏🏻
@@AllanJayQuesada me to, I made a full palet with their colours 🤭 really expensive but so worth it. I have the lunar black which is very granulating and if I want a smooth black than I mix up colours as well but no more animal ingredients, well.. not new but I kinda have to finish those I bought in the past when I was unaware of the animal ingredients in it. to waste them is such a waste either.
I started out with my art journey using Koh-i-Noor and Sakura Koi tubes. They are really fun and a great way to learn if you're a beginner. I gave my set to my mom when I upgraded so she can use it for her quilt making ideas.
that's interesting. That is also the reason why. id like to try their other paints. The anilinky set is non traditional, and id like to try their traditional paints and pencils. Your mom must be really happy. :)
Your painting sample is stunning.
Thank you. 🙏
I am genuinely impressed with these! For sure better than those super chalky cakes, wish these were my first watercolors when I started out. The ones I used were very chalky, opaque and not as vibrant as these. I think this set would be interesting to use for non serious paintings! Oh, and I know other watercolors that are dye based, Ecoline Watercolors! They are liquid and not pans or cakes, sure, but I heard that they are dye too! But I have no idea what category Ecoline watercolors are, perhaps high student quality?
I got a sinking feeling of foreboding, those look a hell lot like some of those opaque watercolour sets over here ^^'. Though the design of the palette looks awesome :) So handy and small.
But I got a feeling you and those colours will probably surprise all over again ;)
Also, didn't even know Koh-I-Noor was a European brand ^^', that name always sounded more Asian to me :D
Also, edit: Those colours look pretty nice. I somehow didn't expect them to look so great :)
Yes, they are European, but the name is Persian I believe, and it means "mountain of light".
Read something like that, too :) Also seems to be the name of particular big chunk of diamond ^^'
The cleanliness and vibrancy of the colors remind me of what those watercolor sheets give. Maybe because they're dye-based as well???
Is that the Peerless watercolors? Yes, those are also ink based. ☺️ Probably works like this Koh I noor, but this Koh I Noor is much cheaper. 😉
I've seen these in the past but didn't know where to purchase them before😂 I've just ordered the pretty excellent wc for my birthday by the end of this month along with a set of brushes and baohong academy watercolor paper (which I hope you can review in the future). But btw maybe you can try the art philosophy confetti? I've seen the set in art nebula and they seem promising🤔
Sir Allan baka naman may pa watercolor set give away ka diyan during this quarantine period hehe. Para medyo ma up-lift siguro yung Filipino subcribers mo a bit. I love love your channel so much. It literal deserves more attention and so does your art. I just started learning watercolor this July, and your videos really helped and inspired me with painting ideas, and which paints to purchase. MORE POWER AND VIDEOS SIR ALLAN! Keep safe po😊
salamat nang marami Claro. 🙏🎨☺️
gustung gusto ko na tlaga magpa giveaway. kaso i need to test pa Yung lightfastness ng lahat ng sets ko.. pero dadating tayo sa giveaway. maybe xmas time magkakaron ako ng giveaway, then pag naka 10k subs na. ☺️🎨🙏.
continue exploring and developing lang in watercolors. itong hobby na ito, nakakatulong sa mental health natin ngayong pandemic. ☺️🎨🙏
Thanks for the review of the color wheel. I bought a set of these at a small department store earlier this year. I thought they looked strange. I had already researched some very good reviews of them...and since they were only 6.99, I picked them up. The colors really are vibrant when you lay them down, the do look odd, chalky, off color and are hard. I just spray them down, or use a water brush and drip some water on them to activate. Also I picked up a 12 watercolor pencil set in Koh-i-noor Mondeluz and they are very nice. You are correct about these coming into 5 parts (with the lid) is a little too much to hang onto while painting out and about. I went back and bought a couple more of the wheel sets to have on hand, for gifts....or me.
I have reviewed this set of watercolours a week ago :) they seem to have different variations/versions of colours included in the set. I find that they appear to be more like ink in terms of how vibrant they appear on paper and also the way the colours blend. It's nice to see another Filipino review this brand.
: these are such nice colors. I'm super impressed. Although, the only problem with dye based color is with the mixing. They make muddy colors soooooo much quicker. Thanks for the review.
Yeah, it's tricky to use. I think what makes it look muddy is because colors are all too strong.. 😔🎨
Great review Allan! Surprisingly this set has a high saturated color for a children's watercolor.
I think the Micador set from the same brand name, is pigment based and their artist grade line, it has the same disk type palette.
Thanks for the info Marie Fosa. bow im curious to try Micador out.. do hey provide pigment codes for Micador?
I have a set of 24 of these that were sold in the Rjjksmuseum shop. The colour selection is slightly different. I haven't used them yet, but I am totally stealing your idea of the little swatch circle in the middle of each tray. That's brilliant! Thanks for the review.
Ive read that there are other variants of this set, so maybe one of those was what you have now. :) go ahead, im glad to share ideas and learn from others as well. :)
Hi Allen, thanks for the review. I bought a set here in Switzerland seven years ago, but never used them (I am on the brink of becoming a palette collector/hoarder...). Now I will try. By the way, if you have trouble with the mold due to humid climate, I heard that a piece of tissue paper with a few drops of clove essential oil in the palette (NOT ON the paints!) would take care of the mold spores. Have not needed it because the climate in our neck of the woods is temperate, but it might be worth a try in your corner of the world.
Wow. 7 yrs. Does it have the same packaging as mine? Thank you for the tip. I have clove oil here. I add it in our spirits and oils vaporator. I never though clove oil could also work even without putting it directly on the paints. I will definitely try that out. Thanks alot.
@@AllanJayQuesada Hi Allan, yes, the packaging looks exactly the same. I believe they come in different sizes though because mine has three layers and yours has four. I had not really used them yet because while swatching them out years ago, they felt 'weird' - even with my veeeeery limited watercolor experience. Could not put my finger on it.... They just felt grainy, or chalky, yet at the same time very intense. Now that I know that they are dye-based it makes more sense to me. I will give them another chance I guess. And when used up I still can fill the nifty palette with my favorite colors ;-) The packaging is really cool for travel. Almost leakproof and compact.
And yes, the vapors of the clove oil are enough to send the mold spores packing... In my house it sometimes discourages the ants to come in. Some other essential oils could work also (Rosemary, Oregano, Thyme, Tea tree oil) as many essential oils are not a welcoming environment for fungy, bacteria and even viruses.
I love the ambient noises when your window is open - our birds sound so different ;-)
Thank you for your work.
Greetings from Switzerland
I used this to learn how to use a brush... It's a beautiful pallet for children and beginners...
Thanks for sharing your experience, Alexy! It's good to know that you started out with a very vibrant set. :)
Pensé que serían más opacas como tiza, pero se ven bastante brillantes los colores, gracias por el video! :)
Me too! Because there are paints that look like these but are chalky. But these are definitely not. These are unique being ink based. 🙏
Thankyou for answering my request they look very bigmented for childrens watercolor nice
Most welcome 😊 and thank you too. really fancy and enjoyable for kids.. unless they're serious to experiencing some real watercolors.
@@AllanJayQuesada Do you know if these are better then faber castell for kids?
@@bigboyanimation3799 i think Faber castell are easier to handle for kids.. but it actually depends.. there are kids who are advanced and gifted, they'd be able to handle vibrant paints better.
@@AllanJayQuesada Ok thanks
These seem like a fusion between water based markers and watercolors! I wished I had known about them sooner. I'm always searching for very transparent paint. Do they disperse with wet-on-wet at all? I heard that since they're dye based, ox gall medium doesn't work with them.
Yes, you're right. And they're truly clear and transparent. However, tehy don't disperse as freely as many typical watercolor do. I havent tried oxgal yet, but im hesirant to use it for this type of paints as well.
Thank you I really appreciate your review and all of the hard work you've put into the presentation.
Another great review, thank you so much! 🎨
Thank you! Cheers!
I didn't know they also have professional paints, I wonder how good are those?
the mondulez watercolour pencils are artist grade and absolutely beautiful. they are cheap in the UK and I sometimes think that people don't regard them seriously because of that.
I have hear the artist grades Mondeluz are repacked White Nights.. checking the colors and the size of the pans, it could be a possibility.
Have you tried using the peerless watercolors? the format is quite interesting, and they're also dye-based as well.
There was a local seller of Peerless paint sheets before, but now, they've ran out of stock. So once stocks are back, im gonna get a small set for review. 🙏🏻🎨
@@AllanJayQuesada artwhale has on sale, I was planning to get but I hesitated cause I have a lot of watercolors. 😅
I love using Anilinky for my sketchbook. It´s not watercolor paper so i had hard time using watercolors in it, but Anilinky are perfect for it. They are great for light washes and layering.
BTW, you should try other Koh-i-noor products. Most of their watercolors are for kids or student grade, but i still love them. I have both Mondeluz pencils and woodless Progresso aquarelle pencils, and also 48colors kids set- they were my childhood, even though in that time i was glad to have 12 set. XD
Sadly i see they are really overpriced on the internet.
Great review! I love painting with watercolors but I consider myself just a begginer so I have a lot to learn :) Tnx for sharing! :)
You are so welcome! and thank you too. you are a beginner yet your works are looking awesome already. just keep it up and continue flourishing. 🎨😉🙏
@@AllanJayQuesada thank you! :)
Good review! I have an old set. When I use them I spray them down good. Otherwise, they will be too chalky to work with. I paid maybe 5 or 6 US dollars a while back.
hmmm. interesting. I think your set is different from this one i have, because i don't think these paints got tendency to be chalky as they're ink based and super transparent. :)
@@AllanJayQuesada My set is different from yours, it is an opaque set. That would explain the chalkiness.
@@peggyboyd4215 oh they have an opaque set. Interesting. 😊
Ang cool ng set
Haha. Oo. Tsaka ito ang pinaka matingkad at transparent paints set na natry ko. Yun nga lang kasi dye based siya. Perfect to sa mga line works at komiks style. ☺️🎨
Thanks for sharing. I just got a set at Staples.
Thanks too! :) Hope you enjoy it!
Me too! I just got a set at Staples. :) I've been enjoying them. It's fun to use for plein air art - but I only use two trays at a time, because it's annoying to manage more than two trays at a time when doing plein air. So, I should say, it's fun to use for plein air art when limiting yourself to just one or two trays. If I have the koh-i-noor stack, a waterbrush, a towel, and a notebook, then I'm able to do spur of the moment watercolor - which is exactly what I wanted.
Will be looking forward for more informative reviews! 🙂
More to come! Thank you toni. :)
Idk pero parang gusto ko sya bilhin this Christmas (kung bibigyan ako ng pamasko) pero ang mahal sa shopee at lazada 😭😭 btw thanks for the review sir allan 💯❤️
Yes ok naman siya, kung sa kulay at kulay lang, sulit siya kasi matingkad ang kulay tlaga
Watercolor Tour naman po:>
naku, medyo eeffort tayo sa video na yan. need ko iorganize ang sets ko kasi medyo marami, yung iba naka box pa fresh from delivery. pero sa totoo lang nakaka excite yang suggestion niyo po. :)
Where do you get your background music, especially this one? I really like listening to it!
I get it from UA-cam library. Free licensed music. I forgot the name of the songs though. For this video, i used 2 music files. Will send the names here when i turn my laptop on later. 🙏🏻☺️
@@AllanJayQuesada Oh, so you can use these songs for whatever you like? That sounds great! Thank you for replying!
@@oppressionsimulatorgotyedi9009 yes, you can filter the selection and only choose the music that allow free use. Im using their music and still get monetized. ☺️ You're welcome.
Hi, I think you might have accidentally linked the opaque watercolor version in your description, just letting you know since the opaque version is more widely distributed.
Ohh. Thanks for noticing it. I retained only the amazon link. As per image provided, it seemed similar to what I have. Thank you.
Thank for your great review as usual! Now I would love to try them...may I ask if you could ever review Pelikan Opaque watercolor? Thank you!
Hi. Thank you. Yes, this set is really interesting and different, really worth the try. I've only heard about the Pelikan watercolors from one friend here in PH. Accg to her, it was brought outside PH.. if there's is an easy way for me to get a set, id love to try it out since it really looks interesting and the pans are also unique.
Watercolors by Allan Jay Quesada thank you!!
If I'm right these are dye-based. I've read a review of this some years ago and I've been wanting to try them out. By the way they are under 500 from Deovir. I don't know why they are so overpriced on Lazada and Shopee.
Yes, it's dye based and I'm glad they are transparent about it in their msds sheet. So, i showed the data sheet here too for proof. Anyway, even if they dint say it's dye based, it's very obvious with its texture and behavior. Haha. Yes, the Lazada sellers are weird. Those sellers are from China. They even sell VanGogh tubes for 700php each when it's only 145 at deovir. Hehe
Brillant!
Thank you. 😊
I absolutely love my Brilliant dye based (professional) set. The analinky set is like mid grade and then they have a cheaper set I found on Amazon. The cheaper set was like painting with chalk. The richness and vibrancy of the inks are amazing and they layer beautiful. They work beautifully on hot press paper. Also the company responded promptly when I asked them for the color names for my color chart. I believe it is on the European site. If you are worried about light fastness, either scan your art or use a UV spray. Mine have lasted many years treated with the spray with no fading.
These cakes remind me of the Croxley creative line
Hmmm. I haven't seen that line yet. Im gonna check that out. Thanks. ☺️
@@AllanJayQuesada they are dye based and they give off that specks you were talking about and also very dark colours when dried and very chalky.
haha ramdam ko po yung inis dun sa isang color na may stain. 😂 yung pag brush😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ay sorry. Saan don? Nakalimutan ko na. Haha
These are dye based watercolours. They are not particularly lightfast but they are great for adding brilliant details and boost the colour on illustrations, improve their contrast and such things.They are great for sketches too. Their biggest advantage is that they are not granulating. You don't want granulation on the colours that you use for this purpose. They are a great and more affordable alternative of paints like Dr. Martins and Econline etc.
You have to spray them with a bit of water in order to activate them before using them.
Yes you are right. And to add, a little goes a long way so this is very economical to use. In the Philippines where it is humid, i didn't have the need to spray water prior use. I loved how it activated instantly. My problem here now is that when you close them for long, they'll get molds.
@@AllanJayQuesada If your paints are already contaminated with mold you need in the first place to wash the discs under running water in order to remove the mold from the paints. Then dry the excess water with some paper towels and then you'll have sterilize with alcohol the underside of the discs in order to make sure that there are no mold spores on the undersides.And then dry the whole thing from both sides with a hair drier. Then put it back together and keep it in a sunny place.
It sounds more complicated than it actually is. The concept is to make sure to remove completely the mold and dry completely everything before putting the discs together.
Is it so humid in Philippines? I thought that it was a rather hot and dry place.
Greetings from Athens that it is super hot and dry these days.
@@creativecolours2022 thanks for the tips. I washed it and dried it and kept it open with fresh air. So far, it hasnt gotten any molds. But will treatnit again with alcohol to be sure.
Yes, it is very humid here around 50 to 90% as we are surrounded with seas and oceans. Humidity adds to the heat so yes it is both hot and humid here. I heard Athens has a fairly nice weather and you don't get to have hurricanes there. 😊
@@AllanJayQuesada It doesn't have hurricanes because Aegean and generally Mediterranean sea is not as large and open as the Oceans are but the weather is not that nice all year long either. It is cold and wet in the winter and dry and very hot during the summer. And now it is summer in Greece so it is not unusual to see temperatures up to 38-40 C. particularly in July. August is somewhat better because it is always windy. The islands though have a good amount of humidity particularly at nights even during the summer.
Wow they look so vibrant. Its sad good afordable products they clasify for kids 😂
@evelinam.5835 not so much for kids but i think for illustrators who need pure vibrant colors without granulation and textures.
Please review Colokit Watercolors 🙏💕
Yan yung for kids ano po?
@@AllanJayQuesada yes po. Made in vietnam at sa tingin ko po pigmented din naman. 💕
These remind me of Inktense
Inktense Derwent? That's interesting. I believe the Inktense were bit muted in contrast to its name. Thats according to a review i saw. 🤷♂️
This looks like something I had as a child ... o_ô
maybe you really had them before and you just cant clearly recall.. or maybe because these look like the watercolor cakes for kids. 🎨☺️
god job
thank you!
Eh Bakit Walang Any Koh i noor Watercolor set Sa Lazada????????????¿??
kasi sa Shopee lang sakalam! hehe
Wala pong lumalabas sa shopee
Yes, wala na sa Shopee. Baka na soldout na. Kaya yung mga screenshots ko ay from Lazada nalang. Pero sobrang mahal.
In conclusion, the real problem is me, not the color brands :))))))))
Why? dont always blame it to yourself.. it can be that these particular paints are not for your style.
I think they were joking and just meant that we can buy all the supplies we like in the world, cheap or expensive.... but if we don’t have the talent.... 😂😂😂 In conclusion, the real problem is me, not the paints I’m using 😂😂😂
Sorry, correcting.
Note: these colors are used by our children from the age of six for fun. Aniline colors have nothing to do with art.
Oh, it's cool to know that theyre being enjoyed by the kids. I think, the works the the children do using these paints can be considered a treasure and a form of special art. :)
These smell bad and hard to pick up with the brush.
yes, they're kind of hard to activate.. i agree. about the smell, i did jot notice it, ill double check.. my sense of smell is not very good. haha
Note: these colors are use have nothing to do with art.
sorry, i cant understand. can you please explain further?