Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

I really like these paints. Nice quality with plenty of pigment. They last a long time. Worth the money.

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

These paints work very well. The nice selection of colors are highly pigmented and last a long time. Each color can be popped out for easy cleaning of the surrounding areas. I would buy these again.

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

Wonderful to take with you on an outdoor painting outing and when traveling.pam the artist

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

Its worth the extra dough to get nicer pan sets like this Grumbacher variety! I instantly found that the colors mixed well and seeped into the page so colorful and saturated. Thank you Blick for my genuine quality supplies!

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

I've tried a lot of different watercolor brands and Grumbachers are the best I've come across. I would recommend them to any other painters/artists.

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

I received my product and so far I have only made swatches of all the colors and they are smooth, bright, and pigmented. I would recommend this to anyone who wants vivid colors in their paintings!

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

Only down side is there are no refills for the colors even though the pans can be detached.
Very rich and easy combine to get just what you want.

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

I like the blues and the Payne grey. Colors are bright and more manageable than tubes. They mix well,some better than others. Good to use with waterbrush when travelling.

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

Transparent happy colours, really bright and vibrant, but not for painting realistic natural colours.

Comments about Grumbacher Watercolor Pan Sets:

I began to use these paints to make a color palette and find out how the colors appeared. I was so disappointed. I have other pan WC that with a tiny drop of water jump to life. I expected the same, after all I had used Grumbacher tube paints and love their vibrancy and ease of reconstitution with water should they dry out on the palette. So since the tube paints even dried jump to life, I expected these pans to do the same. It takes more than a little water, it is hard on brushes since you have to rub the pan repeatedly to convince enough color onto the brush and even then they are pale and resemble a wash instead of opaque color. Unfortunately, I can't comment on lightfastness, I didn't take the time to look it up since I am going to give them to my 8 year old granddaughter. She won't care about lightfastness.