
Les 18 demi-godets et la palette intégrée servent à mélanger des couleurs directement pendant une séance dehors.
Plutôt dès 8 ans pour un enfant qui pratique déjà l'aquarelle, avec un adulte pour gérer l'eau et le matériel.
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Parfait si votre enfant aime peindre des paysages et souhaite choisir ses propres mélanges.
Passez votre chemin si vous cherchez une boîte très légère à glisser dans une poche.
Conseil de parent : Préparez un nuancier à la maison et laissez les six emplacements libres jusqu'à savoir quelles couleurs manquent vraiment.
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Cette boîte Winsor & Newton rassemble des aquarelles en demi-godets et une palette métallique pour mélanger les couleurs. Son anneau permet de la tenir au pouce pendant une séance de peinture sur le motif. Elle contient 18 demi-godets et six emplacements libres pour compléter la sélection. Vous pouvez préparer un nuancier, puis choisir les teintes à emporter selon le paysage à peindre. Votre enfant peut comparer deux verts en les diluant avec des quantités d'eau différentes. L'activité demande d'observer les mélanges plutôt que de remplir rapidement une page. Malgré son appellation de voyage, un avis détaillé juge la boîte assez lourde et encombrante. Plusieurs couleurs lui paraissent proches. C'est un point à considérer si vous cherchez une palette de poche.
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Comment utiliser Winsor & Newton aquarelle de voyage, 18 demi-godets
Avant de partir, peignez un petit nuancier des 18 couleurs. Il servira à choisir rapidement une teinte sans mouiller tous les godets. Sur place, remplissez un petit récipient d'eau et commencez par trois couleurs. Faites varier leur dilution pour peindre le ciel, puis ajoutez des détails après séchage. Essuyez les zones de mélange et laissez les godets sécher avant de fermer la boîte. Vérifiez son poids dans le sac si votre enfant doit la porter.
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Laura Bassi
@laurabassi
Questo cofanetto di acquerelli Winsor & Newton é composto da 18 mezzi panetti (half pans) nelle seguenti colorazioni: Terra d'ombra, rosso carminio, rosso cadmio, blu oltremare francese, blu di prussia, verde linfa, ocra, terra di Siena bruciata, grigio Payne, bianco cinese, nero avorio, giallo cadmio, arancio Winsor, rosa pallido, Blu ceruleo, turchese e verde chiaro. Questi sono colori base per chi dipinge con acquerello e sono di una buonissima qualitá. Quando cercate acquerelli W&N state cercando un prodotto di qualità. Troverete la linea "Cotman" che è la linea "Entry Level", per chi è alle prime armi. Avrete comunque un prodotto di ottima qualità ad un modico prezzo (circa 16euro per 12 half pans). Il limite di questa linea è però la durata della resa del colore nel tempo. Il colore tenderà a sbiadirsi con il passare del tempo e con l'esposizione alla luce del sole. Questa line professionale, invece, ha colori cadmio che hanno una durata e una resa del colore ottimale nel tempo. Il mio consiglio è investire in questo cofanetto per le seguenti ragioni: - Intensità del colore ottimale, i colori risulteranno intensi e luminosi - Resa del colore migliore nel tempo - Cofanetto in metallo con comodo anello per poterlo tenere in mano durante l'utilizzo. Pratico e con la possibilitá di aggiungere altri panetti. - Costo non eccessivo rispetto ad un cofanetto entry level, con minor numero di mezzi panetti (18 invece di 12). Inoltre, questo set da 18 costa anche meno del set professionale da 12 ( 10 euro in meno) Non ve ne pentirete! Lire la suite
G. J. Peters
@g.j.peters
Amazing value for this set of artist quality watercolour half pans ( now I see called "professional" quality ) these really are superb quality paints and it's a case with watercolour paints that You DO get what you pay for with paints, these are a definite step up from the W&N Cotman range! (Which are good in themselves) There is room in the sturdy metal/ tin case for an extra 6 half Pans of your own. My only grumble is...well if you can call it that😉 is just who picks the selection 🤔😜 These are not all my first choice selection of the range available but that's a personal thing and every one will their own choice preferences. The case is metal and has folding mixing trays and a thumb ring for holding it firm. It looks quality and is quality, however it would have been a nice touch to have the addition of a travel brush supplied but hey ho there you go. Personally I prefer half pans to tubes in a travel /portable set though there are tube sets out there. Would I recommend this set to a friend: yes very much so Set Quality in my opinion is 5*s. if get the best then you can forget the rest
Bar.
@bar.
Still early days as I have as yet done little more than have a quick go with these paints and do a little bit of colouring with them. The tin is very good and is basically the same as the 24 half pan one and therefore has space for 6 additional half pans. It has a little thumb loop underneath and so could be used for plein air sketching, but given its size this will likely be my 'at home' watercolour set. It's nice after my little Derwent and Cotman travel watercolour sets to have decent sized mixing areas. I may add some more colours to this in time to take advantage of the 6 spare pan spaces, but I want to get used to the included colours first. The colour choice seems okay to me with several cool and warm versions of all the primaries plus convenience colours, but I question the inclusion of the ivory black paint pan, which just seems a bit unnecessary. They could instead have added something really interesting like a quinacridone colour or something for interest. In use: as I said I have not yet had the opportunity to use this set much and will need time to get acquainted with them. The colours are all very strong though and have a flat (in a good way), consistent , almost pastel-like in some cases, quality to them and they mix very well. They were easy to activate and they retweeted easily, too. I will update the review with the included swatch when I have completed it also some sketches when used to colour them. It will be inserting to compare these to my also new Sennelier and Schmincke watercolour paints, though the W&N set has the advantage in terms of the number of colours provided, plus a lower price when buying replacement or supplementary pans. Although it is early days I am pleased with this watercolour set and see it as a bit of a steal at this price. I did wonder after buying it if I should have opted for the similarly priced W&N professional field box set, which would be more use outdoors but comes with 6 less colours. Overall though I am really pleased to get 18 artist quality half pan paints and a very good tin for this price. Lire la suite
Vanessa MP
@vanessamp
So far, i have no particular issue with this product. It was delivered early, and comes intact ! The colours are vibrant, but since i am a beginner, i dont really have a lot of control of the paint :). It has a metal ring on the back, so its pretty handy to travel with. You may add some additional colours if u wanted to, but i am happy enough with the colour provided. Ah! there is even a section where you can place some of your favourite brushes between the 2 metal piece 0w0 //the 3rd pict is my first try, and i'm not done yet :p
Minseo
@minseo
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rd J.
@rdj.
Uso sempre i colori Windsor&Newton perché mi piacciono molto, sono colori profondi, accesi, e la resa è ottima. Questo « pacchetto « è completto con scatola con spazio anche per penelli e ha un ottimo prezzo . Consigliato.
Flor. Hy
@flor.hy
Belles couleurs intenses. Mais certaines d’entre elles sont un peu trop ressemblantes. Ainsi carmin et rose ; les deux verts, car le vert permanent est remplacé par un vert de vessie, proche du vert de Hooker ; et la terre d’ombre est cousine de l’ocre jaune, une fois délayée. Il est facile de compléter toutefois... la boîte est prévue pour accueillir un certain nombre de godets supplémentaires. Mais lourde et encombrante, elle est peu transportable. Il est regrettable que Winsor et Newton, en QUALITÉ PROFESSIONNELLE, aient abandonné un format beaucoup plus compact, ces dernières années. Et qu’il faille acheter à part une boîte métallique ( pouvant être mise dans une poche !), beaucoup moins longue, bien plus légère et pouvant accueillir jusqu’à 20 godets. (Car la qualité Cotman, avec les boites adéquates, n’est pas du tout au niveau de ces couleurs de qualité professionnelle. ) Dommage que cette boîte encombrante ne soit pas prévue pour peindre sur le motif. Et si le noir est déjà superflu, que vient faire le BLANC dans une boîte d’aquarelle ?? Lire la suite