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Miya watercolor wets easily, almost immediately, and always to the same consistency, no matter how much water you use. I would not expect that from a children’s set or any set that only cost around $20.

The other meaning of ‘no fading’ would be that the paints are archival.

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‘no fading’ to ‘no color shift’ Most watercolors lighten as they dry (even the most professional – it’s the nature of natural pigments).With just a little water, the top of the ‘cake’ turns liquid. *granulate – a pebbly or mottled effect that some paints have once dry None of the paints *granulate and they don’t easily streak. ‘smooth hand feeling’ to ‘giving smooth washes’.By its very nature, a set made for children would not be a professional set. ‘professional’ to ‘professionally-made.Bright color, high saturation, giving smooth washes, easily re-wet, fast drying, durable, no color shift.” “These watercolor paints are professionally-made and the colors are beautiful, they are easy to mix and apply. I’m just rewriting to say this is what I found to be true in my experience). (Note: I may be wrong in my interpretation of the statement and it is in no way official.

Here is how I would have written that statement based on what I discovered in using the paints. I believe it describes the set well, but not always in terms, I easily recognized. Bright color, high saturation, smooth hand feeling, easy to melt, fast drying, durable, no fading.” On the Amazon website, Miya makes this claim: “Our watercolor paints are professional and the colors are beautiful, they are easy to mix and apply. How do the paint, paper and brush perform? Video My first impression of this set was ‘How Cute!’ But cute only goes so far (and for some of you, I’m sure it’s a downside). But, I’ll admit, for urban sketching and other plein air painting or traveling, it’s nice to have your water source right in the brush. The plastic bristles limit your strokes, and it is hard to control the amount of water you are using. I’ll be truthful and tell you that I don’t care for waterbrushes. As you use them, most will settle in and stop falling out. (Note for beginners: It is common for pans to be shaken loose from shipping, when you first get a palette. It hasn’t – all the pans are secure in the palette. I’ve had this set for well over a month now, which would be plenty of time for the problem to occur.

Strangely, that usually occurs with more expensive sets because they are using real minerals for pigments. Sometimes solid watercolors will shrink, and when that happens, they can fall out of the palette. But that does add expense, so I find it a minor inconvenience. I prefer the paints to be in separate pans so that you can easily pop them them out and move them around. In this set, the paint is poured directly into the palette. It simply means watercolor that has been poured into the wells of the palette and allowed to dry to a solid state, rather than being sold in tubes. they are called ‘pan’ paints and, in some places, they are called ‘cake’. Miya Arts calls these paints ‘solid’ watercolors.

It means if you have wet paint on the tray it gets on the bottom of the palette, where it can easily be wiped clean, instead of running into the paints. The mixing tray folds under the palette rather than over. The palette holding the paints is plastic. The palette is a mix of metal and plastic.

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