DANIEL SMITH 285250077 Extra Fine Secondary Watercolor Set, 3 Tubes, 15ml

Daniel Smith is the best brand of watercolors I have ever used. It is highly pigmented and very high quality!

The violet has a huge value range and the undersea green is a fantastic ready to go green that can be used as is or easily pushed into different shades by tinting with a primary colour. If want any two of these colours you are getting the third one for free as a package so it’s a great deal

I wanted to get some basic mixing paints in daniel smiths line and try to save some dollars. I really like the trio as is, and am less into the straight primary set. these colors reflect more of the work I like to do. Undersea green is a go to, but I usually use violet the most. I live in a rural area with the most expensive art store on the planet so I rely on amazon, blick, ebay, and anywhere with fair pricing (not the whole suggested retail price plus half their rent) This was the best option for the tubes and price, to just get the primary and secondary sets first. The seller I picked had the best price for the set, and I bought the other set on ebay, which was drop shipped from amazon anyways but that seller didnt have this set.

Like it very much

Terrific watercolors, and a good value when purchased as this set.

Recieved packaging with no paint!

Daniel Smith is excellent paint. I absolutely love it and these Primary and Secondary sets are a great value. The Petulance Red in the Primary set is stunning. I ordered one Primary Extra Fine set and one Secondary Extra Fine Set. I received two Primary Sets. Exchanging for the correct item is cumbersome so I‘ll keep two primary. Thankfully it wasn’t two Secondary sets. Just want to give folks a heads up, maybe buy one set at a time just in case they ship the wrong set the first time.

What can you say they are DS. The colors are rich & fabulous!!!!!!!

Suprised how much I like and use the Quin. Burnt Orange (PO48) as well as Undersea Green(PB29, PO48, PY150). I use this orange more than the other version of PO48 that I own which is M. Graham’s Quin. Rust. Undersea Green was the color I was most curious about since it’s a 3 pigment color. I was expecting it would become a muddy mess when mixed, but I was wrong and I love the variety of earthy greens I can get.

I’m so in love with this colors!!!! The quality is undeniably. They worth every single penny!!! Looove them!!!!!