You will love painting with the Chromatek watercolors. Chrometek are the best watercolor paints for beginners.
Before I get into the review, let me show you something that will be able to do…
My daughter had an event (at the Hilton Hotel in St. Louis Missouri) where there was a lot of waiting time in between each tournament round. I, being the smartest dad of the world, brought some art supplies with me so that I could continue to practice art during those times.
In one of the large hallways was this large artwork. I thought it was pretty cool and I said to myself, “I bet I can paint that…better!”
Portable – Chromatek Watercolor are Portable
Lucky for YOU, this Chromatek Watercolor kit is portable. Easily portable.
Lucky for me, I had my Chromatek watercolors with me. And they come with “blending brushes” that I filled with water before the trip. With the Chromatek kit, you don’t need little containers of water for your watercolor paintings. Just look at those vibrant colors!
Sometimes, after I am done with a piece, I think how lucky I am that the colors did a cool thing. And I always feel like I could never do that again. It’s weird. And I’m new to this art stuff, so I don’t know if that is normal. Is it? Do you ever feel that way?
Chromatek Watercolors are Long Lasting
This is a short but important point. When you buy art supplies, don’t you want them to last a long time? Don’t you want to be able to create lots and lots of art before you have to re-supply and buy more?
Your experience should be similar to mine: I painted dozens (if not a hundred) pieces of art with these Chromatek Watercolor Brushes and I have not run out of any colors yet!
You’ll be impressed!
Chromatek Colors are BRILLIANT
Here are just a few more examples of how YOU will be able to make impressive art with your Chromatek Watercolor Brush Pens.
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