| Brand | ARTEZA |
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| Color | Multicolor |
| Finish Type | Semi-Gloss |
| Size | 0.4 Fl Oz (Pack of 24) |
| Item Volume | 12 Milliliters |
| Special Feature | Non Toxic |
| Unit Count | 9.6 Fl Oz |
| Paint Type | Gouache |
| Usage | Interior |
| Surface Recommendation | Paper |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Age Range (Description) | Kid |
| Is Waterproof | False |
| Model Name | ARTZ-8155 |
| Package Information | Tube |
| Color Code | Multicolor |
| Coverage | Partial |
| Manufacturer | Arteza |
| Part Number | ARTZ-8155 |
| Item Weight | 1.21 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 10.2 x 8.11 x 0.91 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | ARTZ-8155 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Style | Set of 24 Assorted Tones |
| Finish | Semi-Gloss |
| Material | Other |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 24 |
| Special Features | Non Toxic |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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About Arteza
Our mission is to provide high-quality and affordable art supplies for creators of all levels.
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We’re artists, designers, musicians, and creators.
For us, art is more than something we do – it’s an expression of the human experience.
Whether it’s a reflection of our happiness, our grief, our joy, our wonder, or our longing, art is the legacy we will leave behind to tell future generations who we were at this place in time.
That’s why we believe it should be available to everyone. Because everybody is a part of what we are.
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We’re artists
We’re people just like you who get up every morning and go to the job that will define our lives.
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| Watercolor Premium Artist Paints Set - 60 Colors (60 x 12 ml) | Watercolor Premium Artist Paints Set - 24 Colors (24 x 12 ml / 0.74 US fl oz) | Watercolor Premium Artist Paints Set - 12 Colors (12 x 12 ml / 0.74 US fl oz) | Gouache Colors (60 Colors x 12 ml Tubes) | Gouache Colors Metallic (12colors x 12 ml Tubes) | Metallic Acrylic Paint, Set of 12 Colours/Tubes (22 ml, 0.74 oz.) | |
| Quick Drying | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| ACMI / EN 71 | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Non-toxic | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Paint Type | Watercolor | Watercolor | Watercolor | Gouache | Gouache | Acrylic |
| Available Colors | 60 | 24 | 12 | 60 | 12 Metallic | 12 Metallic |
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Surprisingly fantastic gouache! Performs as well as more expensive "Artists' Grade" brands.
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2019
So, I was expecting this this gouache to be on the same level as many of the other student grades that I've tried (withholding brand names), and I've actually been blown away by the performance of Arteza's quality.I bought the first set of 24 tubes from Amazon (I use Amazon a LOT for all things), and after seeing the level of quality, I purchased a second set to refill my palette from the Arteza website. The packing and shipping care from the Arteza site was much higher than what I saw from Amazon. I think for the more fragile items such as pencils, ordering directly from the Arteza site would result in safer transit.When working with gouache, I normally use my "artists' grade" stuff (Da Vinci, M. Graham, Holbein, etc.), and have been happy with them, they perform very well.I was shocked at how well the Arteza gouache performed in comparison to my "professional" level paint. Virtually streak-free (streaks are VERY common in other low-cost brands), very creamy and most important for me, highly consistent across all of the different colors/tubes.I experienced NO separation of pigments/vehicles across the entire set of 24 colors, which is something that I've noticed as an issue in EVERY brand of "artists' grade" gouache that I've used to date.I highly commend Arteza for including the pigments used for each color. As a professional artist, it is important to me that I know the level of quality that I'm putting into my work. With that being said...a note on gouache:Gouache is historically NOT a medium that has been widely-considered long-life. Most "professional level" gouache brands don't waste a lot of time worrying about pigments. Gouache is traditionally a "Designers''" medium and is intended to be used for quick laydown of ideas, and then photographed or duplicated, without worrying about lightfastness of the pigments.Holbein gouache, which is highly regarded, has a LOT of questionable, if not downright fugitive, pigments in their line.All of that said, again, I'm VERY impressed with the quality and performance of Arteza gouache!Not only has it become my first recommendation for my students based on performance, it could easily displace my much more expensive "artists' grade" collection for everyday use in sketchbooks and studies.Of note, like all gouache, I think you'll find that if you would like to reuse squeezed-out paints again, keeping them moist is important.I'm including a picture of the cheap 24-well palette that I bought on eBay, and how I've rearranged the 24-color set to fit. While I'm using it with the lid off, I keep the wells hydrated by dropping water into them.If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't fill the wells so close to the top; it is easier when they aren't spilling over the edges.Of note, like all of my more expensive gouache, if allowed to dry, Arteza will crack and crumble at the extremes. Not a big deal, any gouache artist will tell you that this is normal.I'm including some pictures of a few small projects that I've done (all around 5x7) using this Arteza 24-color gouache set. Sorry for the chicken-centric theme! I've been documenting our little backyard flock in my sketchbook. The portraits of the roosters are "The Little Guy" and "Big Ernie". The egg and apples are standard still life, and the BBQ sign is something that we drove by in Fort Worth, TX a couple of weeks ago, and I had to capture it!Without hesitation, I've been filling my cart with other Arteza products so I can compare them to more of my "artists' grade" mediums! I'm looking forward to when I can afford to explore more the Arteza lines. So far, I've been very impressed! Please keep up the great work, Arteza!
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2019
I bought the first set of 24 tubes from Amazon (I use Amazon a LOT for all things), and after seeing the level of quality, I purchased a second set to refill my palette from the Arteza website. The packing and shipping care from the Arteza site was much higher than what I saw from Amazon. I think for the more fragile items such as pencils, ordering directly from the Arteza site would result in safer transit.
When working with gouache, I normally use my "artists' grade" stuff (Da Vinci, M. Graham, Holbein, etc.), and have been happy with them, they perform very well.
I was shocked at how well the Arteza gouache performed in comparison to my "professional" level paint. Virtually streak-free (streaks are VERY common in other low-cost brands), very creamy and most important for me, highly consistent across all of the different colors/tubes.
I experienced NO separation of pigments/vehicles across the entire set of 24 colors, which is something that I've noticed as an issue in EVERY brand of "artists' grade" gouache that I've used to date.
I highly commend Arteza for including the pigments used for each color. As a professional artist, it is important to me that I know the level of quality that I'm putting into my work. With that being said...a note on gouache:
Gouache is historically NOT a medium that has been widely-considered long-life. Most "professional level" gouache brands don't waste a lot of time worrying about pigments. Gouache is traditionally a "Designers''" medium and is intended to be used for quick laydown of ideas, and then photographed or duplicated, without worrying about lightfastness of the pigments.
Holbein gouache, which is highly regarded, has a LOT of questionable, if not downright fugitive, pigments in their line.
All of that said, again, I'm VERY impressed with the quality and performance of Arteza gouache!
Not only has it become my first recommendation for my students based on performance, it could easily displace my much more expensive "artists' grade" collection for everyday use in sketchbooks and studies.
Of note, like all gouache, I think you'll find that if you would like to reuse squeezed-out paints again, keeping them moist is important.
I'm including a picture of the cheap 24-well palette that I bought on eBay, and how I've rearranged the 24-color set to fit. While I'm using it with the lid off, I keep the wells hydrated by dropping water into them.
If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't fill the wells so close to the top; it is easier when they aren't spilling over the edges.
Of note, like all of my more expensive gouache, if allowed to dry, Arteza will crack and crumble at the extremes. Not a big deal, any gouache artist will tell you that this is normal.
I'm including some pictures of a few small projects that I've done (all around 5x7) using this Arteza 24-color gouache set. Sorry for the chicken-centric theme! I've been documenting our little backyard flock in my sketchbook. The portraits of the roosters are "The Little Guy" and "Big Ernie". The egg and apples are standard still life, and the BBQ sign is something that we drove by in Fort Worth, TX a couple of weeks ago, and I had to capture it!
Without hesitation, I've been filling my cart with other Arteza products so I can compare them to more of my "artists' grade" mediums! I'm looking forward to when I can afford to explore more the Arteza lines. So far, I've been very impressed! Please keep up the great work, Arteza!
Style: Set of 24 Assorted TonesVerified Purchase
Surprisingly fantastic gouache! Performs as well as more expensive "Artists' Grade" brands.
By Undergoose on October 17, 2019
So, I was expecting this this gouache to be on the same level as many of the other student grades that I've tried (withholding brand names), and I've actually been blown away by the performance of Arteza's quality.By Undergoose on October 17, 2019
I bought the first set of 24 tubes from Amazon (I use Amazon a LOT for all things), and after seeing the level of quality, I purchased a second set to refill my palette from the Arteza website. The packing and shipping care from the Arteza site was much higher than what I saw from Amazon. I think for the more fragile items such as pencils, ordering directly from the Arteza site would result in safer transit.
When working with gouache, I normally use my "artists' grade" stuff (Da Vinci, M. Graham, Holbein, etc.), and have been happy with them, they perform very well.
I was shocked at how well the Arteza gouache performed in comparison to my "professional" level paint. Virtually streak-free (streaks are VERY common in other low-cost brands), very creamy and most important for me, highly consistent across all of the different colors/tubes.
I experienced NO separation of pigments/vehicles across the entire set of 24 colors, which is something that I've noticed as an issue in EVERY brand of "artists' grade" gouache that I've used to date.
I highly commend Arteza for including the pigments used for each color. As a professional artist, it is important to me that I know the level of quality that I'm putting into my work. With that being said...a note on gouache:
Gouache is historically NOT a medium that has been widely-considered long-life. Most "professional level" gouache brands don't waste a lot of time worrying about pigments. Gouache is traditionally a "Designers''" medium and is intended to be used for quick laydown of ideas, and then photographed or duplicated, without worrying about lightfastness of the pigments.
Holbein gouache, which is highly regarded, has a LOT of questionable, if not downright fugitive, pigments in their line.
All of that said, again, I'm VERY impressed with the quality and performance of Arteza gouache!
Not only has it become my first recommendation for my students based on performance, it could easily displace my much more expensive "artists' grade" collection for everyday use in sketchbooks and studies.
Of note, like all gouache, I think you'll find that if you would like to reuse squeezed-out paints again, keeping them moist is important.
I'm including a picture of the cheap 24-well palette that I bought on eBay, and how I've rearranged the 24-color set to fit. While I'm using it with the lid off, I keep the wells hydrated by dropping water into them.
If I had it to do over again, I wouldn't fill the wells so close to the top; it is easier when they aren't spilling over the edges.
Of note, like all of my more expensive gouache, if allowed to dry, Arteza will crack and crumble at the extremes. Not a big deal, any gouache artist will tell you that this is normal.
I'm including some pictures of a few small projects that I've done (all around 5x7) using this Arteza 24-color gouache set. Sorry for the chicken-centric theme! I've been documenting our little backyard flock in my sketchbook. The portraits of the roosters are "The Little Guy" and "Big Ernie". The egg and apples are standard still life, and the BBQ sign is something that we drove by in Fort Worth, TX a couple of weeks ago, and I had to capture it!
Without hesitation, I've been filling my cart with other Arteza products so I can compare them to more of my "artists' grade" mediums! I'm looking forward to when I can afford to explore more the Arteza lines. So far, I've been very impressed! Please keep up the great work, Arteza!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 12, 2019
Style: Set of 24 Assorted TonesVerified Purchase
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Renata
Beautiful
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 5, 2019Style: Set of 24 Assorted TonesVerified Purchase
Beautiful
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I'm new to gouache as I used mainly watercolours for my art but the colours are absolutely amazing, they apply on paper (I used student grade watercolour cold press) smoothly and overall I'm very happy with them. I attach a swatch I made with few little doodles just to see how they apply.
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Pete Mac
excellent opacity! If I wanted transparent I would use watercolours.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 29, 2019Style: Set of 24 Assorted TonesVerified Purchase
Lauren Dury
Artist Quality for Student Price!
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Artist Quality for Student Price!
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Absolutely amazing paints. Used them to paint this small burger in my sketchbook and took to normal cartridge paper amazingly! Would definitely recommend if you are on a budget!
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MW
Lovely range of colours and a great buy
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on May 17, 2019Style: Set of 24 Assorted TonesVerified Purchase
MY
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