Kuretake Gansai Tambi Starry colors 6 color set

I had seen these metallics demonstrated on a YouTube channel so I thought Id try them out. They were not as shiny as I expected them to be. The first three colors are the best. I wish I could just buy the gold and copper colors separately.

Although the silver isnt exactly perfect visibility wise, the golds are just stunning! Although water color paints, Ive been able to use them on acrylic canvas as well. Stunning colors, works perfectly, and large amounts of each. Exactly what I was hoping for!

The paints are very good and I used them on my home Christmas cards and they performed well. My only complaint is that the paper packaging is only the cover for the paints. No plastic cover made it less easy to use for me,so be careful to open the paper box carefully as it is the only cover that you have after use.

I love metallic Paints and Inks, and After seeing a review of team on a youtube I really wanted to add these to my collection and hopefully produce from good illustrations with them. The paint is thick enough to go over my Faber-castell without needing too much. This was after making a swatch on the test paper and the thumbnail for what I wanted to do.

Easy way to add nice shine to paintings!

I love this set! It is beautiful whether to paint or just accent.

More paint here than I anticipated! Makes a great addition to watercolor painting. Way easier and more precise than gold leaf. Way prettier than pen. Value good enough that I don’t mind letting the grandkids use it!

Ive honestly been lusting after the Finetech metallic watercolor pallet for ages, but could never justify spending the $$$, I purchased this pallet thinking it would be sub-par, but Im honestly so impressed with the quality. I will be doing a full review of this product very soon on my YouTube art channel, but so far, Im very pleased with the product. If you want to increase the pigmentation, I recommend placing a few drops of water onto the pan you wish to use and letting it sit for a few moments before dipping in with your brush. Also, the packaging isnt ideal, especially since cardboard is... well... water soluble, and these are water-activated paints afterall... so that wasnt a great move on their part. But youre a creative person, Im sure you DIY wizards could come up with a solution. Hot glue them into an old Altoids tin or something? I dont know.

These are absolutely wonderful. They are shimmery and go on smoothly.

Great for adding sparkle to my projects.