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Artist's Watercolor Field Kit (48 high pigment colors, water brush, sponge, and palette)

Artist's Watercolor Field Kit (48 high pigment colors, water brush, sponge, and palette)

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Studio Series Artist’s Watercolor Field Kit-978-1-4413-3787-0

Studio Series Portable Artist's Watercolor Field Kit

A world of creativity in one compact kit!

Paint anywhere with this portable Artist’s Watercolor Field Kit!

Studio Series Artist’s Watercolor Field Kit-978-1-4413-3787-0

All-in-one Field Kit

  • Our Watercolor Field Kit contains 48 half pans of brilliant artist-grade watercolor paints, a water brush, and a built-in removable mixing palette.
  • Mixing palette may be attached to either the left or the right side of the kit for comfortable painting.

Studio Series Artist’s Watercolor Field Kit-978-1-4413-3787-0

Pull-down finger ring ensures a secure grip

  • Easily keep a firm grip on your kit as you paint—just place a finger through the pull-down ring on the back of the case.

Studio Series Artist’s Watercolor Field Kit-978-1-4413-3787-0

Great little on-the-go paint set

  • The refillable water brush with nylon tip allows you to transport water and blend colors seamlessly.
  • Paint set is perfect for plein air painting, travel, and art journaling on the go.
  • Lightweight, conveniently sized case fits easily in large pockets, travel bags, and backpacks.
Studio Series Artist’s Watercolor Field Kit-978-1-4413-3787-0

A sleek and travel-friendly kit for your watercolor journey

Keep it with you and paint whenever inspiration strikes!

  • Kit comes with 48 half-pans of vibrant artist-grade watercolor paints in a versatile range of colors.
  • Transport water in the reservoir handle of the refillable water brush.
  • Removable mixing palette is divided to keep colors separate.
  • Travel case offers additional mixing space in its lid.
  • Sturdy case snaps shut securely.
  • Field Kit fits easily in large pockets and small bags.
  • Perfect for plein air painting and travel, or for quick watercolor sketches in your home studio.
  • For hobbyists and professionals.
  • Field Kit measures 7.25'' wide x 4.75'' high x 1'' deep.

About our Watercolor Field Kit:

  • Contains 48 half-pans of transparent artist-grade watercolor paints.
  • Refillable aqua brush with water reservoir in its handle.
  • Removable mixing palette attaches to left or right side of kit for comfortable painting.
  • Pull-down finger ring on back of case ensures a secure grip.
  • Portable kit fits easily in large pockets and small bags.
  • Great for painting on the go!
  • Watercolor Field Kit measures 7-1/4'' wide x 4-3/4"' high x 1'' deep.
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Quantity 160 Pages 40 Sheets 20 Sheets 24 Colors 12 Colors 24 Colors
Size Book Measures 7-1/2" Wide x 9-1/2" High Journal Measures 5-5/8" Wide x 3-7/8" High Paper Block Measures Measures 8" x 10" Box Measures 8-7/8" Wide x 8-3/16" High x 5/8" Deep Case Measures 6-1/2" Wide x 5-1/2" High x 5/8" Deep Case Measures 7-1/4" Wide x 7-1/4" High x 1-1/4" Deep
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