Watercolor paint set Maries Pastele suche 24 colors – Maries 24-color watercolor pan set

Maries Pastele suche 24 colors is a compact 24-shade watercolor pan set designed for sketching, illustration and mixed-media work. The set contains a range of pigments from light washes to more saturated tones, suitable for layering, blending and quick color studies. Housed in a portable palette, this Maries 24-color watercolor pan set is convenient for students, hobbyists and professional artists who need a lightweight, space-saving solution for on-the-go painting and studio practice.

Advantages

The pans provide consistent pigment release and predictable dilution with water, allowing controlled washes and gradual value shifts. The compact case keeps the pans organized and protects colors during transport. The diversified color selection reduces the need for extensive mixing while still enabling custom blends. The formulation is appropriate for use on watercolor paper and mixed-media surfaces, offering good rewetting and blendability.

Suitable for

• Sketching and plein air color studies
• Illustration and concept art
• Mixed-media projects combining ink, pencil and watercolor
• Student exercises and art classes

Key specifications

• Number of shades: 24
• Format: dry watercolor pans (cake/pan format)
• Finish: translucent water-soluble pigments suitable for washes and glazing
• Packaging: compact portable palette with individual pans
• Compatibility: designed for use with water and standard watercolor or mixed-media paper

How to use

Activate a pan by wetting a brush and swirling it over the pigment until the desired color intensity is reached. Apply thin washes for light tones and layer additional passes after drying to build saturation and depth. For blending, keep the paper slightly damp or work wet-on-wet for softer edges; for sharper details use a smaller brush with more concentrated pigment. After use, let pans dry in the palette to preserve pan integrity and make the colors ready for the next session.

Usage recommendations

Use cold-pressed or hot-pressed watercolor paper for best color response and minimal buckling. Rinse brushes between color changes to avoid contamination of pans. Store the palette closed and in a dry place; if pans become muddy from accidental mixing, wipe edges carefully before rewetting.