Watercolour Paint

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Watercolours are a great choice for any budding artist to express their creativity and hone their skills. So whether you are a professional or a casual enthusiast, we stock all of the materials for your next watercolour project. Use the filters below to find the perfect watercolour paint sets for you.

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Crawford & Black Watercolour Painting: 31 Piece Set

£10.00

Colour Crazy 22 Watercolour Paints and Brush Set

Get creative with this fantastic 22 watercolour paint and brush set! A brilliantly bright and beautiful set for young children to experiment with, allowing their inner artist to truly flourish. With so many dazzling colours to choose from, this will entertain your children for hours. Ideal for:Perfect for a range of arts and crafts projects, bound to keep your little ones entertained. Not suitable for children 3 years and under.

£3.00 RRP £3.99 Save £0.99 (25% Off RRP)

Crawford & Black Watercolour Tablets & Brush Tin Set

£3.00

Crawford & Black Watercolour Paint: Pack of 12

£5.00

Crawford & Black Watercolour Travel Set

£8.00

Crawford & Black Watercolour Paint Set: Pack of 20

Details: This fantastic watercolour set includes everything you need to start creating your own paintings, from pencils to sketch out your design to a palette for mixing your paint colours in. Includes: 12 x 12ml watercolour paints, 3 x brushes, 1 x drawing pencil, 1 x sharpener, 1 x eraser, 1 x plastic palette and 1 x palette knife. Ideal for: A fun to use kit that you can experiment with, the perfect gift for those new to watercolour painting.

£2.00 Was £3.50

Buying Watercolour Paint

To ensure you choose the right watercolours for your next masterpiece, we've gathered some frequently asked questions on what to buy to get started.

What do I need to get started?

For beginners, a versatile paint set with a range of colours, watercolour paper, a set of brushes with different shapes and sizes, and a mixing palette for blending is a great place to start. These essentials allow beginners to experiment and learn various watercolour techniques while offering good value and quality for their artistic journey.

What to look for when buying watercolour paint?

When looking for watercolour paint, a top tip is to look at the paint's pigmentation. If it is highly pigmented, you'll know it is of good quality, and it will be easier to build colour and dilute it.

What watercolours should I buy?

When starting out, the best colours to start with are warm red, warm yellow, warm blue, cool red, cool yellow, and cool blue. These colours are great for mixing and are a great place to start.