Deli Dmast Watercolor, 12ml, 12 Colors – Pack of 12

Key specs: 12ml tubes, 12 assorted colors, rich pigmentation for bright tones, smooth flow for blending, and durable color that stays vibrant across layers.

The set provides 12 assorted colors, covering a basic but versatile range suitable for learning color mixing, washes, and layered painting.

Squeeze a small amount of paint onto a palette, add water to adjust transparency, and apply in light layers. For smooth blends, work while colors are still damp and build up in thin washes. If a color dries, re-wet with a brush to blend.

They perform best on watercolor or mixed-media papers. For optimal results, use medium-to-heavyweight watercolor paper to prevent warping and to hold color well.

The paints are water-based and designed for student use. Always follow packaging safety instructions, avoid ingestion, and supervise young children as needed.

Keep caps tightly closed, store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and avoid letting the tube tips dry out. If color dries in the nozzle, run warm water to revive it.

Yes, you can initiate a return per Fepy's standard return policy if the product doesn’t meet your expectations.

Value depends on your needs. This pack provides 12 colors at 12ml each, offering a balanced price-per-color and versatile color range for beginners and hobbyists.

Compared with similar options on Fepy, this 12ml/12-color set emphasizes a solid starter palette and smooth flow. For broader palettes, you can compare with the Deli Dmast Watercolor 24 Colors set at https://www.fepy.com/product/deli-dmast-watercolor-24-colors and the Deli Dmast Travel Set at https://www.fepy.com/product/deli-dmast-watercolor-travel-set-12-colors to see different color ranges and portability.

It's well-suited for study, art class practice, hobby painting, color-mixing experiments, quick sketches, and beginner-level illustration projects.

The box includes 12 tubes of Deli Dmast Watercolor (12ml each). To get started, set up a small palette, test each color on watercolor paper, start with light washes, and gradually build up layers to achieve the desired depth.