Mozart Watercolour Paint Essential Set – 24 Vibrant Colours – Lightweight and Portable – Perfect for Budding Hobbyists and Professional Artists – Paint Brush Included

Wow! I didn't expect to get literally neon in watercolours but they ARE neon alright! Fantastic!

it is a very good pallet. The colours are quite vibrant, the greens are very vibrant and so i do add brown to make it more leafy. The yellow is quite dull even if you make it more concentrated however still good to use. Overall the application of the pan is easy it mixes well and I would recommend

Beautiful colours, very pleased . I've never tried watercolour paints before but these are perfect for me . I wanted a set that covered most colours and these do. I make my own cards and these will give me another media to try . Thank you

Easy to use, great value, very happy

I love that they contain no animal ingredients, are extremely reasonably priced and have a great variety of colours. As a beginner, I'm very impressed with these paints.

Really happy with this watercolour set overall. The colours are bright, blend nicely, and work well on both standard and textured paper. It’s compact and lightweight, so perfect for travelling or quick sketch sessions. The only slight downside is that some shades are a little less pigmented than expected, so you might need a few extra layers to get deeper tones. The brush included is decent for beginners but you’ll probably want to use your own for more control. Still, for the price and portability, it’s a great little set for anyone starting out or wanting something easy to carry around.

These were a birthday gift for my granddaughter and she was thrilled to bits with them and has been using them non-stop ever since receiving them.

Bought for my 7 yr old daughter for her birthday- big success, she loves them

とても良い！軽いタッチで色は鮮やかに表現できます！

Holy bright and vibrant!! I wasn’t expecting much for the price (I actually bought these bc I was trying to not spend $30 on a new set of neon watercolors from my favorite artist, which I ended up buying anyway lol) but I am truly shocked by how vivid these paints are!!!! I had to cut my own swatch sheet, no big deal. When purchasing this set I was actually kind of bummed there wasn’t a purple, but on the swatch card you can see the pink & blue created a beautiful neon purple. On the swatch card, the top row is the color straight from the pans. The 2nd row is a blend, I wrote the name of the color I added to the color above (so under pink there’s purple & I wrote “blue” bc that’s what I added to that color to create purple. I didn’t try mixing the red & blue yet but I’m sure it’s beautiful.) On the back of the cards are 2 more mixes I included a pic of, I just combined the colors listed with the white coming from a prima watercolor set. I have another swatch card nearby in one of my pics. On that card, the top row is kuretake’s Gem Colors palette & below’s some expensive watercolor I bought on amazon but it has disappeared from my purchases so I don’t know who makes them, they’re EXTREMELY OPAQUE, pastel watercolors. The reason I left all that in the pic is to show by contrast how bright these colors are.... Hope this was helpful!

I’m a beginner, and this was my first palette from this brand. I LOVE these paints. The pan size is larger than any others I’ve purchased, they’re super bright! The photos I posted were from a wet on wet technique, so they are even more intense on dry paper. Almost blinding neons. If there were one thing I would change about these — it would be the container they are in. The component that holds the paint after you slide them out of the sleeve is cardboard. I didn’t look into that before purchasing — so that’s my fault. Also, I feel for the price of these paints, it’s not the worst thing in the world that the component that holds them is cardboard. I’d rather the money be spent on the quality of the paint over the packaging. I can pop the pans into another palette somehow if I choose to. There is a plastic piece that you put over them before sliding back into the sleeve, so that’s fine for me. I also purchased the metallic palette this brand offers and that was equally as impressive. My next purchase will be their 40 color palette.

I was expecting these to be chalky and rough and hard to wet, based on another review I read, but they aren't. They are super-pigmented, creamy, easy to rewet, and CRAZY vibrant, especially on 100% cotton paper. I was really shocked by the quality of these, I have to admit, especially for the lower price tag. They are comparable in texture to the Gansai Tambai (maybe a little less smooth, but these are super opaque because of the neon pigment particles, so there will be a little texture to them so that the paint really "shines" on the paper and doesn't just turn into an uneven neon-tinted watery slime on the paper that is just binder. I had some student grade neon watercolor a few years back (the only ones I could find at the time) and these are incredibly higher in quality. If you are looking for neon watercolors, these are great. Just know that neon pigments are a little bit rougher as far as particle size, and that in order to be super bright, they can't be overly transparent. You can get these down to a pretty transparent wash, but they are meant to be used intensely.

The colors are great. Love the neon! Fun.