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Tube Watercolors

Tube watercolors are wet and thick. Ideal for large formats and detail, since they let you mix large amounts of color easily.

Tube Watercolors

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Winsor & Newton Professional 5ml

Professional 5 ml French Ultramarine tube, highly pigmented for studio work.

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Winsor & Newton Professional 5ml

Castle Art Supplies 24 tubos

Affordable 24-tube set, ideal to start experimenting with color.

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Castle Art Supplies 24 tubos

What types of watercolor are there?

What types of watercolor are there?

You can find stick, liquid, watercolor pencils and markers. In this guide we focus on the two most used in Fine Arts: pans (godets) and tubes.

Pans are bound, pressed and dry pigments; they come in boxes and can be bought in sets or individually. They are light, portable and perfect for painting outdoors.

Tubes are wet, thick paint, ideal for large formats and fine details, as they let you mix large amounts of color easily.