DANIEL SMITH001900501 Extra Fine Watercolor 66-Dot Try-It Card, Multi Color

Mdse was excellent quality, good value for the money.

Lots of paint on each dot to give you a good chance to experience the paints!

Buying watercolor paint online can be a challenge! This is an economical way to discern if the color you're looking at is truly the color you're after. Let's be honest watercolor paints can be expensive so best to make sure it's the color you're after first!!!

I made swatches next to each dot so that I know what the color will look like on the paper. I can't wait to order a few tubes of some of these. Good tool to evaluate the paints before you buy.

Double benefit1) This set comes with a map of all the colors so you can hang them on your wall and see your palette options🤓2) You should try this, before you buy a big tube of paint!Brilliant idea, thanks to the manufacturer👌🏻I recommend it to my students💖

I bought this as I was curious about the brand. Everyone raves about the quality of the Daniel Smith watercolors! I really liked this! A wide variety of colors and effects to try and you could absolutely get a few painting out of this swatch pallet! I did go on to purchase some of my favorites in their full size!

This is a great way to test out a bunch of different Daniel Smith paints and see which ones you might wish to add to your toolbox. You can even use them for small paintings or projects. I love swatching, so I had a lot of fun with this dot card.

Since 2021 I have been thrilled to work with Daniel Smith paints. They give me a means to sample a color before I buy an entire pan or tube. When I became enthralled with Aussie Red Gold and Quinacridone rose, for example, I tried the dots and then moved forward to invest in them. When I travel or I want to join my plein air painting group it is easy to take the dots along. I can spray them with water as usual to activate them on site. Two thoughts: since 2021 the pprices have risen but the dits did not remain the same sample size. For this I am upset, as they are not cheap by any means, but the quality of Daniel Smith watercolors still remains, in my opinion, the best of all. Five stars for the convenience but a big "boo" for giving customers a smaller dot of paint.