Mungyo Professional Half Pan Size Water Colors Set in Tin Case/Integral Mixing Palette in The lid (48 Colors)

Amazing set of watercolors, lots of color options for a very affordable price. I am very pleased with how creamy this set is, how easy it is to work with and mix colors. I’m fairly new to watercolor and have a variety of brands and levels of quality.I am very pleased that I found the perfect set for me! I wish I found it sooner because it would’ve saved me a lot of money from all the cheap brands that were not very fun to work with.

Beautiful paints. They are intense and yet still transparent. They are a great value and the 4 metallics are amazing. They go on smooth and look richly pigmentedAll the colors are amazing but the crimson and the cerulean blue are especially are stunning. If you are new to watercolor or you want to upgrade a palette . Try this one.

I have quite different companies but I wanted to try these out because the reviews were good. I was in complete shock at how Vivid the colors were. In addition this is the very first watercolor palette I have used where you can literally take a wet brush and start painting there's no activation or dabbing with water on the colors beforehand. Take your wet brush and dive in head first and you were good to go. On YouTube I see a lot of the popular brands and I'm shocked that this is not gained more traction. This is good for beginners and professionals alike. The only con that I don't necessarily consider a con is since these are pure pigments and the gum arabic without fillers, the colors almost have a natural granulating effect without being an actual granulating paint. I'm really impressed with these I bought two more😁

I didn’t know what to expect, it’s really hard to trust art supplies that claim to be professional, especially on this site. From reviews I’ve watch online this watercolor works like professional grade watercolors (meaning it disperses/flows well into water, it is intense in color/pigment load, it has strong color retaining ability in sunlight, it moves across good quality watercolor paper easily which makes washes and blends easier to accomplish). All of these it does. What shocked me was how well these watercolor paints worked even on lower quality pulp watercolor and mixed media paper, and even with water brushes. The paint stays smooth, wet, and able to flow or be moved longer than any dry watercolor pans I’ve ever worked with.There’s something I can’t describe that brings me a level of joy and excitement working with these paints that my other similarly priced sets don’t match. I regularly use Winsor Newton Cotman (and Phoenix which seems to be a very similar dupe) and MeiLiang (aka “Pretty Excellent”). Cotman is great if you want total control over colors staying exactly where you place them. MeiLiang is more slightly more intense but a little less controllable. This set is more like MeiLiang, but easier to work with (better flow, better gradient blending, slower drying time), better dried appearance especially of mass tone and dry on wet application), and richer colors once dried for most colors.I also really appreciate the range of floral and earth tones in this palette. Some colors require longer activation (the time between wetting the pan before loading your brush) to get full color depth, especially the metallics and pearl white.I think this will be a paint I stick with for a long time. It appears to perform as close to the top professional brands at half (or more) of the cost. I also love the fact these work well with all types of paper (even card stock) so I can use it for card making and mixed media adult coloring with colored pencils or water soluble colored pencils.

I was hesitant to purchase these but boy am I happy that I did. The price point is perfect for those on a fixed income, but the quality of these paints is amazing. Nice pigmentation, good coverage. This entire set just makes you happy and the added bonus of four metallic/sparkly colors, copper, gold, silver, and pearl white is a fun addition. If you are a beginner and looking for quality, I highly recommend this set.

This set includes 48 different colors that look really good and have a good quality.This item is great for beginners as the set is fairly priced and the quality is good enough to work with.Keep in mind you would also need a good quality brushes with it.REMEMBER to not let the pans out for a long period of time so they won't dry out.

I have been contemplating on getting a student grade watercolor set for years. My professional tube paints crack and fall out of the pans too much and I needed something more convenient. Because I like Prima, I decided to give these a try since they are the same, but much more affordable. I'm SO GLAD I did!They are perfect for what I need and the price is incredible for what you get. If I had to complain about anything, I will say that the ultramarine blue and burnt sienna aren't completely the correct hue, but that isn't worth knocking a star off because the price is completely worth it!Should you buy this? If you are new to watercolor and don't have paint yet, 100% yes! If you are wanting for plein air, it's a bit heavy, I would use but you may want something smaller and lighter. If you are wanting to add to your collection, and you like Prima, yes! I would buy. If you are looking for professional paint, I would not buy.**Artist credit for both paintings go to Shayda Campbell tutorials on YouTube for: anemones and daisies

These professional grade watercolors are very affordable. I've been using a smaller 24 set for the past year and love everything about them. I decided to buy the 48 set as a Christmas gift to myself!