Familiar from Van Gogh’s pocket watercolor sets, this sturdy plastic box holds up to 12 smallhalf-pans of paint in a color selection of your choice.
The case is designed for convenient transport and outdoor painting and includes a pocket-sized synthetic-bristle brush (No. 6) consisting of two hinged halves, the end of which allows the inner part of the lid to be removed and used as an additional palette.
The palettes can also be filled with liquid paints from tubes; we offer the Art Creation series, Rosa Gallery and Rembrandt, in order of paint quality: from beginner to student to professional levels.
To do this, wash the palette thoroughly with an abrasive sponge, then fill each cell with liquid paint, which is then smoothed out with a brush so that it dries smooth and flat. Leave the lid of the box ajar until the paints are completely dry (about a day in the sun).
Sometimes the paint peels off the plastic after it dries—this can be avoided by sanding the bottom of the cells with fine-grit sandpaper beforehand and then rinsing them. Roughening the surface of the large trays also helps the water spread and the colors mix.










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