Basic Oil Paint Set

Williamsburg have become my go-to paints for most colors. This one is a useful grey-ish blue color that blends well with a good body and consistency, not too oily

Love this product! Williamsburg has always been one of my top brands for oil paints. This Sevres blue is a first time purchase for me. As always, the paint quality from Williamsburg is top notch. I was experimenting while doing a demo for my students and wow I love this particular hue. Great if you need something vibrant. I’ll definitely be buying more in the future!

I'm a huge fan of Williamsburg paint. It's such a treat to work with. This color is a necessity on my palette. I use it for painting fresh green leaves but also skin tones. It's magical mixed with pinks. You only need a tiny bit bc it's so pigmented so it's a great value.

Blends well

Wiliamsburg is an excellent paint. It is well worth paying a tiny bit more for the quality of the paint you receive. It is creamy so it spreads easily but not too wet. It works well with Linseed Oil and other oil mediums. The colors are very true to classic pigments and each tube is consistently the same. The lids are even larger than some brands which makes it easier to grab and twist off and on.Regarding the color Courbet Green: It's a super deep green with black undertones. The difference in hue once dried is minimal but just enough to show it's beautiful green color. I've included a picture of the the Courbet Green dried on canvas paper. It's a 1st layer under painting. The foliage below the sky is this paint. I cannot recommend this brand enough.

Nice true gold color, but loses all its glimmer when you try to lighten or darken the color. Stand-alone color great

I've quite enjoyed these oil paints. Out of all of the oil paints I've used before, getting this along with refined linseed oil was the right decision. I got to perfectly choose the opacity of my paint, from sheer to opaque whenever I needed. It was lovely being able to layer so many things so easily. The best part?The sheered background only took about a day to get dry enough to be layered on. It's quite easy to work with after you've played around with how thin versus how thick you like it.You can use it almost like a watercolor when it's thinned out slightly, and it's been great to work with. Easy to mix, very vivid colors, and a perfect set. Exceeded my expectations entirely. I thought $40 was expensive, but after those two paintings, I still have the amount in the photo of paint left. I rolled over the only parts of empty tube. If you're a beginner or intermediate and questioning whether this is actually worth the money, yes. But get linseed oil and a palette to mix, and maybe a dropper if you want to be precise.

This is a great very high-level oil paint, manufactured in new Berlin. New York is a part subsidiary of golden which manufactures the worlds. Best acrylic paint. These particular oils in Williamsberg paints are tremendous. I have utilize oil paints worldwide, and so far with Williamsberg's oil they have created my very best work. That really Hass to be your criteria whenever You let's say go from a different product to a new product in this case of Williamsberg Oils for me as a new oil pigment and then therefore I don't necessarily pay attention to the marketing you know the corporate structure is always going to sell you the farm if you know what I mean you have to do the work on a very high, advanced level and assess clearly for yourself. If that really is your voice as an artist, did you accomplish and thoroughly enjoy every aspect of that material and the end result the finished oil painting what did you think if you can truthfully say, this was my very best as a pretty fair indication you might want to consider , go ahead and continue with that oil pigment. None of the manufactures make low quality material not really however, every oil paint manufacture has their own to do and they're not mutually the same they're exclusive and they're different so the only way truthfully you can ever evaluate brand a brand B versus brand C is to do the work yourself buy some colors that will give you the ability maybe even with a limited pallet to make a world-class oil painting before you fill out And spend all of that money try to determine and at that point if things are pretty good, you will know based on your own personal criteria not what somebody else says. I wish you the very best in your new experience and what my title says don't fear change and although you may have been using brand B for 20 years, there is a certain high degree of loyalty I'm sure is it normal humanly speaking but you may not be making your very highest level painting and the only way you'll know that is to go out and search and then follow the guidelines. I have presented in my review here and you'll be OK you'll know either yay or nay, when you're done , and if it's yay you keep going with the new material and you can apply it to any other material in your art creation. Have a great day. Thanks Jimmy Springett wildlife painter.

Una maravilla de pintura al óleo, sin embargo es una lástima la falta de constancia con la que este producto está disponible, lo cual hace necesario obtener otro proveedor para conseguirlo.

Absolutely love Williamsburg Oils, and this set is an asset. Just good ol’ fashioned quality.

Merci

One of the best oil paints made. Expensive but you truly get what you pay for

Great shade of orange! Makes a beautiful shadow color for oranges! It's a transparent paint when thinned with mediums but used right out of tube is a strongly pigmented paint.