Cool! but expensive. If you buy tube watercolors, which you should - better quality, you can squeeze them out into little pans that you can buy. Those little pans can fit into an altoids box or just about anything. Throw in a couple of squares of plastic for mixing onto. Also you can put your whole kit inside a plastic peanut butter jar with a lid. Use the lid as storage container and water reservoir.
Thanks for the info, Mr Babcock! I do tend to swap out a couple of the unused colors (like white!) for squeezed tube colors to make a more customized pallete. I love the idea of the peanut butter jar, I've always needed a portable reservoir and never thought of that!
Cool! but expensive. If you buy tube watercolors, which you should - better quality, you can squeeze them out into little pans that you can buy. Those little pans can fit into an altoids box or just about anything. Throw in a couple of squares of plastic for mixing onto. Also you can put your whole kit inside a plastic peanut butter jar with a lid. Use the lid as storage container and water reservoir.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info, Mr Babcock!
ReplyDeleteI do tend to swap out a couple of the unused colors (like white!) for squeezed tube colors to make a more customized pallete.
I love the idea of the peanut butter jar, I've always needed a portable reservoir and never thought of that!